re: "Oh no she did NOT bring her arse up in here with that!" - A taste of academic publishing

She plagiarized this straight from shakespeare’s ‘The Tempest’!

And some people don't understand why prejudice exist.
See above exhibit A.
I only graduated high school, but I don't remember "dafuq" being proper grammar.

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As a Black feminist memory, this essay is, at times, an inward-reach to understand how specific moments have catalyzed an understanding of a Black past that helps me to read and move beyond the terms of institutional racism and whiteness.

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I applaud her for working to understand her white privilege

Needs some greasepaint and some green hair.

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You don’t get to just say something is meaningful or impactful. The whole point it to show and explain why it is. That is why her writings seem to be garbage. No actual justification or understanding of academic writing. She seems to think it is like Twitter and everyone just has to accept it because she has a PhD.

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Progressives are programmed to believe that "their truth" is reality, regardless of how far from reality it may be.

Once they establish "their truth", it must be accepted without question. If you dare question it, they throw out some "ism" to prevent further discussion. Well, now they just cancel you.

In other words, she needs to go over the top with her "blackness" in her writing style to justify the lack of melanin. And, if she didn't tell people she was black, or "go over the top with her blackness"; would people even know?

Nonsensical word salad.

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That is a pretty big word salad that is ultimately a large pile of gibberish.

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She probably moved the margins in to 1.1 inches and printed it in 13-point font.

Academia is a joke. This story will never not be funny.
Duped academic journal publishes rewrite of ‘Mein Kampf’ as feminist manifesto

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The term “Femi-Nazi” became all too accurate when a trio of academic tricksters participating in an elaborate hoax submitted portions of Adolf Hitler’s “Mein Kampf” rewritten through a feminist lens to a leading peer-reviewed feminist journal. The satirical paper was accepted this past academic year for publication by Affilia: Journal of Women and Social Work.

The sting operation against academic journals became public this week.

In a truncated year-long project aimed at highlighting the alleged influence of extremist dogma and confirmation bias in academia, the trio wrote 20 farcical “scholarly” papers — three of which were based on rewrites of “Mein Kampf” — for leading cultural studies journals. All 20 of the papers were based on “something absurd or deeply unethical, or both,” the authors have said; seven were accepted for publication.

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