Heather Heying
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8,492 appearances
15 recordings
3 series
first heard Sep 2024
last heard 16 Sep
Heather Heying’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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sort of facilitated this whole bruja.
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Another paragraph from this uh Times of London piece that is um actually pretty pretty measured um but announces itself as a uh an interview with Ar Day, of which there are just some pieces.
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Part of Arde's defense against a complaint of plagiarism at Liverpool John Moore's University, which is where he earned his PhD, was to point to alleged racism, saying that a misconduct panel should consider the political extent, no, the political context of a war on critical race theory.
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So this is just tying
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Everyone in knots.
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Like all you have to do is say that and you have to back off if it's a black man saying that.
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The university set up the panel, this was, you know, long before uh this summer.
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Uh
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The university set up the panel which cleared our day after complaints were received last year.
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Arde's work contained passages that were identical or highly similar to the work of Paula Zwazdiak Myers, a Brunold university student published six years earlier.
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The statistical chances of Arde using the same words have since been calculated to one as one in one hundred billion.
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Although Arde did not dispute the allegations of plagiarism, he defended himself by saying he'd received inadequate supervision and support, especially given his autism and quote, complex learning disabilities, end quote.
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He said the panel should also consider insidious and relentless strategies to remove black academics by discrediting their work under the guise of academic integrity.
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The panel concluded in March that the citation issues were a result of quote honest and reasonable error, having been presumably bullied into concluding that.
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And also detailed that the text overlap with Zwazdiak Meyers was, quote, well within the accepted range of compliance with the academic standards of the
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Time.
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So
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Academic standards of the time, therefore, if this is true, are worth nothing.
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We cannot
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assume that anyone with any degree has learned anything in their university and there's a good chance that they w have come out stupider and less able to do analysis than they went in.
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