.@realchrisrufo and I have discovered the most egregious case of plagiarism yet: the DEI czar at UCLA School of Medicine, which blamed opiates on "whiteness," had doctors praise "revolutionary suicide," taught about "two-spirits," and led a class in chanting "Free Palestine."
@realchrisrufo Natalie Perry is tasked with "embedding" her values in the med school's "DNA" as the leader of the DEI program Cultural North Star. But she couldn't even write that in her bio without illiterate errors ("North Stars [sic] value [sic]"). So: Did this person actually earn a PhD?
No. UCLA says Perry's job is to teach med students to "do what's right," saying her “empathy and radical listening” are to thank for her “success as an educator and a leader.” In fact, Perry is both unethical and incompetent, and her academic career is built on brazen fraud.
Perry has published only a single paper, and it stole thousands of words from 10 other papers. She often concealed that those papers even existed, making no mention of them. In one case 5 continuous pages of her paper are copied-and-pasted directly from someone else's paper.
Perry was so lazy that the first pages of her paper stole from the first page of multiple other papers. Here's a passage taken from a paper by Adalberto Aguirre Jr. and Ruben Martinez, who were never mentioned anywhere in Perry's paper.
Perry seems virtually unable to write a single word without error. Here, she stole from John Smart, changed a few words, and added errors almost every time (e.g. changing Smart's "distinguishes between X and Y" to "distinguish between X from Y").
Almost every paragraph is taken from different sources in key sections. When her paper enters a section on "original research" (chatting with 10 colleagues and counting their musings as data), plagiarism became impossible and the PhD thesis looked like this:
Despite questions about whether she can do even middle-school level work, Perry got a masters from Harvard, a PhD from UVA + a job at UCLA Medical. This implicates all those and asks: Are med students being lifted up or brought down by DEI? Read it here:
dailywire.com/news/dei-offic…
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