Scientific enquiry must return to the burden of proof.
They must expel all the woke Marxist teaching staff.
Oops, that’s 80% of them.
To restore its reputation, Cambridge needs to close following:
Gender Studies
Post Colonial Studies
Sociology
These departments employ ‘researchers’ airing ideological grievances dressed up in gibberish. Not grounded in an any scholarly tradition, they allure fakes.
DEI hires are a danger to society. It gives their position legitimacy when they do not deserve it on merit.
Arday is clearly only the newest idiot to be caught, but so many exists in Academia, with their silly titles and even sillier studies, that do nothing for humanity, but certainly, takes up valuable funds from more deserving departments.
This is brutal – from John McWhorter on the Arday Cambridge fiasco:
“The youngest-ever black professor at Cambridge properly should have been a physical education teacher who did some after-hours tutoring. A make-believe academic who misspelled paltry as poultry in the title slide of a keynote address instead scaled the heights of Britain’s Harvard because of his skin color and his exceptionally long dreadlocks.”
We can reveal that a former supporter of Hizb ut-Tahrir, now banned as a terror group, has been appointed assistant research professor of education at Cambridge, in the same faculty as Arday.
— The Spectator (@spectator) August 11, 2026
Farah Ahmed has explicitly attacked ‘western education’ as a ‘threat’ to Muslims,… pic.twitter.com/XkZ7vgVyj5
I was on the Megyn Kelly Show: https://t.co/Kyg9pGtHyx
— Nathan Cofnas (@nathancofnas) August 10, 2026
“There are thousands of Jason Ardays in universities all over the Western world. Arday’s mistake is he took the plagiarism too far. And because he plagiarized that was a hook for the story.”
Any critics (including students who complained about poor teaching) were immediately accused of racism and of having white privilege.
Disgusting and disgraceful. Lesson- don’t back down to these racist DEI frauds.
“Take any aspect of the Western inheritance of which our ancestors were proud, and you will find university courses devoted to deconstructing it…” Sir Roger Scruton
There are simply too many of these DEI tosspots in Western institutions of higher learning.
They, and those who hired them, must all be tossed out:
Being a plagiarist disqualified her from the President job, but not from continuing for the rest of her life as a professor, a possibility not mentioned anywhere in the above NYT article (“it has become clear that it is in the best interests of Harvard for me to resign” is the explicit quote), which somehow does find the space to point out that Gay is “the daughter of Haitian immigrants”. How much is the resigned-in-2024 Claudine Gay getting paid? Harvard’s latest Form 990 (Fiscal Year ended June 2025, so the period starts 6 months after her purported “resignation”):
Claudine Gay received $1.55 million, then, for one year of work as a lowly professor? No. Schedule O reveals that she worked for only half of FY2025:
The arithmetic is $1.4 million in W-2 earnings plus another $150k in “other compensation” and then, since she didn’t work for the first half of the year (“post-presidential sabbatical” (at home trying to figure out how to get ChatGPT to do the tedious plagiarism work on the next book?)), multiply by 2 = $3.1 million/year annualized.
Separately, Claudine Gay is the “Wilbur A. Cowett Professor of Government and of African and African-American Studies”. How much money would one have to give to Harvard to get her $3.1 million/year job retitled “the Jason A. K. Arday Professor of Government and of African and African-American Studies”?
(Finally, the page below says that she’s interested in “how the election of minority officeholdersaffects citizens’ perceptions of their government”. Wokipedia says that in at least nine states, and presumably a lot more cities, a “minority officeholder” would be a non-Hispanic white person: “As of 2024, nine states are majority-minority: Hawaii (20.7%), California (32.6%), New Mexico (35.1%), Texas (37.8%), Nevada (42.8%), Maryland (45.3%), Georgia (48.0%), Florida (49.1%), and New Jersey (49.5%).”)