Fucking black DEI fraud got caught in some huge lies and 86’d himself, but racism is the go-to excuse. Every. Time.
Background:
Jason Arday, who received media attention for becoming the youngest black professor ever at the University of Cambridge in England, has recently come under scrutiny for allegedly fabricating his professional affiliations and plagiarizing his academic work.
Now, another line on his résumé is in doubt: Arday says on his official faculty website that he is a visiting professor at The Ohio State University in the Office of Diversity and Inclusion — but Ohio State’s DEI office shuttered in 2025, and the school said he was never an employee.
“We have no record of an employee by that name,” Ohio State University spokesman Benjamin Johnson told National Review on Tuesday.
Ohio State previously announced that its Office of Diversity and Inclusion would close, effective February 28, 2025. Arday did not respond to a request for comment.
The Ohio State revelation comes after The Herald, a Scottish newspaper, revealed earlier this week that Arday’s claim to have worked as a visiting professor at the University of Glasgow in its School of Education was false.
Recent investigations have revealed that Arday, who became Cambridge’s youngest black professor ever at the age of 37 in 2023, plagiarized some of his academic work and fabricated many of his achievements.
Controversy surrounding Arday began when Nathan Cofnas, a postdoctoral researcher at Ghent University in Belgium, published the article “DEI Fraud and Cover-Up at Cambridge” on his personal blog on July 21. The article details instances of plagiarism throughout Arday’s academic work, including in his doctoral dissertation.
“If one removes the apparently plagiarized material from his record, there is little or no real scholarship,” Cofnas wrote of Arday. Cofnas previously held a research position with Emmanuel College at the University of Cambridge, which the college terminated because of his previous writings, some of which focused on IQ differences across racial groups and disparate outcomes in meritocracies. One of Cofnas’s particularly controversial claims was that the number of black students at Harvard would fall below 1 percent if admissions were strictly meritocratic, although that figure was drawn from an internal report produced by Harvard University’s own Office of Institutional Research, a document that Harvard’s lawyers later described as “incomplete, preliminary, and based on limited inputs.” Cofnas sued Emmanuel College and lost, although the university itself had previously confirmed that his speech was lawful and did not contravene the institution’s free-speech policies.
Harvard criticized Cofnas for telling the truth even though he used Harvard’s own reports as proof.
Given the previous controversies surrounding Cofnas’s writing on race, Arday and his supporters have attempted to brand the plagiarism accusations as part of a racist smear campaign. Liverpool John Moores University, which awarded Arday his Ph.D. in 2016, says it previously reviewed the allegations and concluded there were instances of “honest and reasonable error.” The review panel cleared Arday.
………the evidence against him is piling up. The Telegraph reports that 188 sentences in Arday’s doctoral dissertation were identical or highly similar to the work of Paula Zwozdiak-Myers. And the issues are not limited to his dissertation.
Some academic journals seemingly became aware that they had published Arday’s work that contained verbatim copying, paraphrasing with just minor alterations, and other flaws. But they issued updated versions with enhanced citations and revised text, rather than retracting the articles.
The journal Social Sciences updated Arday’s 2018 article — Understanding Mental Health: What Are the Issues for Black and Ethnic Minority Students at University? — and issued an editor’s note saying that the piece had been revised and citations had been added so that “it is clear where ideas were adapted from past research.”
……….Arday has defended his work in light of the plagiarism accusations, telling the media that he relied on mimicry to make sense of information because he is autistic. But last year, he tried to silence coverage: Times Higher Education had been developing an article in 2025 related to Arday’s plagiarism, but axed it after Arday enlisted the support of a leading defamation firm in the United Kingdom, per Retraction Watch. Arday reported a person who identified the plagiarism to the police for harassment, which police did not pursue.
As the evidence of Arday’s deception mounted, he went into Jussie Smollett mode:
As a result of his public profile and prestigious academic roles, Arday has said that he was targeted by racists who sent him malicious communications. Arday specifically claimed that bananas and bullets were mailed to his university office, and that corrosive substances — as well as a mutilated pig head — were sent to his home. The Guardian found no proof that these particular events occurred; the only corroboration came from Arday and his family. Arday also told The Guardian that a masked man arrived at his university building and threatened to cause harm if he did not resign; the intruder was not seen on security recordings, and faculty did not report seeing any suspicious activity.
After the disclosure of his scam, he resigned. Just over a week later, he committed suicide.
Cue the black radical ‘troof ta powa’ grifters and race hustlers like Ibram Kendi who blame Arday’s death on—drum roll—“racism”.
His make believe life story puts Walter Mitty to shame. Aside from plagiarizing his PhD thesis, he lied about severe medical conditions including locked-in syndrome after a car crash, testicular cancer, and falsely claiming athletic feats such as running 30 marathons in 35 days.
Arday is the product of woke policies and check-the-box race quotas over merit. He was an accessory in the statistics of liberal conscience.
Forget substance, qualifications, and hard work. All that matters is skin color, concocted pronouns, ‘gender identity’, and group affiliation.
Pathetic tokens like Arday should never be able to get that far with a career based on lies.
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