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"content": "RT: @SangitaMyska Last week I wrote about the double standard at play in the right wing MSM coverage of Jason Arday’s story for @thenerve_news. My column included, a comparison to another Cambridge professor who, back in 2023, was found to have plagiarised work but kept his job bec of the Uni concluded the intellectual theft was “the product of negligent acts but was not deliberate”. I’ve waited all week for other outlets to reflect that comparison. But no. Presumably because it’s an inconvenient fact that didn’t fit their toxic narrative. 1/\nhttps://static.mastox.eu/media_attachments/files/117/101/392/276/552/989/original/a32b1417424cd597.jpeg\nhttps://static.mastox.eu/media_attachments/files/117/101/392/363/539/209/original/0ef3d26229010436.jpeg\n",
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