It’s beginning to make sense.
We’ve been duped for decades.

This is the person who appointed Jason Arday as a Professor at Cambridge. She is Sonita Alleyne, elected Master of Jesus College despite having had no academic career herself.
She ran a media company and appeared on Radio and TV promoting “diversity” for which she got an OBE.
She accepted all Arday’s fake claims about having held previous professorships at Glasgow and Ohio universities etc without checking them out.
Many students complained about Arday’s incompetence but the college and the Faculty ignored them.
She wasn’t competent to check out his “research” because she’s never done any herself. He went on faking it for years and publishing it under the college name.
She should be sacked at once. She must return her lavish salary and transfer her pension payments to the students who were cheated.
If ‘woke’ in wakademia continues, someone like this will become your doctor, lawyer, surgeon or pilot. It will be a crime to complain.
DEI must die to prevent another Jason Arday scandal
There is no incentive to employ a white male academic.
The Jason Arday scandal might seem extraordinary to many. It is less surprising for those of us in academia who have witnessed how structures have been put in place to ensure that DEI (diversity, equity, and inclusion) poster boys like Arday can flourish.
Women’s and Gender Studies’ lectures comprise often little more than a flagrant attack on conservative values
I have been speaking out about such developments since at least 2017 when I was turned down for an academic post at the University of Durham. A former don at Cambridge and Oxford, I had three monographs and about 17 articles in leading academic journals, and yet the post was given to a girl with just one article publication. After the process concluded, I was told: “You were by far and away the best candidate, but we couldn’t employ you because you are not diverse.” There are, of course, many such stories. This is what universities call ‘social justice’: the bureaucratised pre-occupation of failed academics.






























