Tanya Mosley

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The relentless accusations, speculation, and public commentary have taken a profound
profound toll on me and on those I love.
Professor Sean Harper has written about the intense media scrutiny of our day, as well as how the scholar's death has reverberated in black academic circles.
He's a professor of public policy education and business at the University of Southern California.
Welcome.
So to start, you write in your piece that you did not know Arde or his work, but your story for Inside Higher Ed, it's called The Fatal Familiar Takedown of Jason Arday.
What was it about that story that's been so familiar for you?
You learned of Arde's death from a faculty friend, a younger colleague you call another extraordinarily accomplished black male scholar.
I I wonder, can you tell me a little bit about the conversation, the interaction you two had following his passing?
Do you fear at all that it might have a chilling effect on black people who are considering entering academia who
might not see it as a space for them, who might not see it as a place that's safe for them.
There has just been so much discourse around this situation about where accountability lies.
What responsibility do you think the educational and academic systems around Jason R.
Day have here?
Sean, I want to put a question to you that you raise in your piece.
It's this one.
How can the academic community better support scholars who might someday find themselves in a position similar to the one that Jason Arday found himself in?
Sean Harper is a professor at the University of Southern California.
His piece for inside higher ed is called The Fatal Familiar Takedown of Jason Arday.
Sean, thank you.
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