We should thank mythomaniac Dr. Arday for giving us a 101 on how our institutions destroyed themselves
Cambridge University is England’s second-best university, but it’s now bottom of the class.As the case of Jason Arday confirms, no one does dumb like the smart people.In 2023, Cambridge made Arday a professor.
He became the professorial chair of sociology and education.These fields produce politicized gibberish and call it scientific research. Arday allegedly went above and beyond inventing results to fit the ideology. He invented himself.
And Cambridge, the place that split the atom, discovered the structure of DNA and formulated the rules of soccer, played along. The topic for today’s class is that modern classic: “How Our Institutions Destroyed Their Credibility.” When American universities caught the cold of Black Lives Matter in 2020, Britain’s leftie academics sneezed.Cambridge had fewer than a half dozen black professors.
England’s finest minds realized that they had done a “structural racism.”Enter Jason Arday.The son of Ghanaian immigrants.
An autist, epileptic and dyslexic.Arday could not read or write until he was 18.
But in 2021 he was already teaching at Glasgow University.His specialty was detecting bat squeaks of racism in education policy.Cambridge U.
touted the 37-year-old as the “youngest Black person ever appointed to a professorship at Cambridge.” Arday wasn’t just a DEI redeemer and a balm for white liberal guilt.When he wasn’t purging racism from schools, he was a world-class endurance runner.He claimed that he ran 30 marathons in 35 days, nine of them with a fractured leg that had swollen to twice its normal size.
He covered 600 of these miles in only six days.Despite his fractured leg, he was within trotting distance of the men’s world record, 650 miles in six days. He also claimed he raised more than £5 million for charities.These feats beggar belief.
His biography is full of similarly absurd accolades.The media rushed to acclaim Arday.Universities competed to employ him and posted his inspirational...