Jason Arday has published 34 academic publications. I'm too lazy to check them all. I picked 2 at random: 1. Understanding Race and Educational Leadership in Higher Education 2. What Are the Issues for Black and Ethnic Minority Students? Here are some funny mistakes I found: - “Increasing diagoneses of mental illness” He was attempting to write diagnoses, the plural of diagnosis. This typo appears in the opening sentence of the introduction. - “will enviably impact attainment outcomes.” Enviably means in a manner worthy of envy. He means inevitably. - Mental illness supposedly “destabilizes individuals’ mental facilities.” He means mental faculties. - “Racism is unlikely to ever go way, owing to its penetrative, divisive and persistence nature.” Two errors in one sentence: go away and persistent nature. - The mental-health paper promises insight into “the barriers to preventing access and uptake.” That literally means barriers that stop someone from preventing access. He means barriers preventing access and uptake. - “There is a cultural cognizance and sensitivity that is are required.” is are - “There were no visible interpretation services were available.” wrong grammar - The bibliography links to misspelling both “race equality” and “foundation” in the same URL - “a need to reinvest inequitable structures” Presumably he means "reform" or "restructure" inequitable structures. As written, he recommends reinvesting in them - “heightens feelings of sensibility and vulnerability” he meant sensitivity, not sensibility - “services that have a designated remittance to support the mental well-being” A remittance is money sent as payment or support. He meant remit - “the impact of cultural pressure and expectation on this phenomena” Phenomena is plural; this is singular - “there are few opportunities available for them gain these types of opportunities” them gain

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