The academic poster child for “diversity hire” who discovered that when the work is scrutinized, the citations don’t always hold up.
The academic poster child for “diversity hire” who discovered that when the work is scrutinized, the citations don’t always hold up.
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The academic whose work became a case study in how far universities will go to protect their preferred narrative.
The living proof that DEI can turn a rapid academic rise into a full-blown controversy when the footnotes start looking suspiciously familiar.
The ultimate cautionary tale of what happens when universities prioritize identity optics over actual scholarship.