Saga of Saida Grundy Continues

25 May, 2015 by Dave Blount

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When last we heard from Boston University African-American studies professor Saida Grundy, she was taunting a traumatized rape victim who neglected to be of politically proper pigmentation. Before that, she was denouncing America and blaming whites for the institution of slavery, which was nearly universal throughout human history until it was brought mostly to an end by Anglo-Saxons at staggering expense. She has denounced white males as a “problem population.” Now we learn that in addition to all this, her curriculum vitae features felony charges:

[Professor Grungy was] reportedly charged in 2008 with felony identity theft after she made a fake account for another woman on the adult website Fling.com.

In December 2007, as Ms. Grundy was still attending grad school at the University of Michigan, she created a fake account on the adult website, according to court records obtained by Boston.com. The fake ad depicted a woman who was dating the same man that Ms. Grundy was also involved with.

Ms. Grundy had reportedly obtained the photos of the woman by accessing the man’s email account, Boston.com said.

According to Ann Arbor police, Ms. Grundy said it was a “jealous” act regarding another man.

She was charged in 2008 with felony counts of identity theft and using computers to commit a crime, Boston.com reported. She was also charged with a misdemeanor count of malicious use of a telecommunications service, the report said.

Ms. Grundy eventually pleaded guilty to the misdemeanor in exchange for dismissal of the felonies.