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Dr. Umar Johnson is in for the fight of his life. He took to his Instagram page, madder than a grizzly bear who has been awakened during hibernation.  Johnson posted that the miserable ingrates have gotten what they wanted,  He is now under investigation and his credentials are in jeopardy of being taken away from him for alleged fraud.  Not to mention he has received some disturbing correspondence from the powers that be at Go Fund Me will be frozen if he doesn’t provide the necessary proof for which the campaign was founded upon. It seems the call for Johnson’s head has has been out since mid 2015, when a woman named Khym Ringgold (according to her Instagram account) aka “Conscious Stripper” (a name she says Umar Johnson gave her spoke with Madam Noire about why she exposed Umar Johnson as a fraud.

Apparently the two had engaged in a few “trysts” in the late night hours.  Although he is adamant he was never in a relationship with the aforementioned, the  (click here to read more) Aside from people going out of their way to discredit Umar Johnson, the Pennsylvania Bureau of Professional and Occupational Affairs is moving full steam ahead against him and on a quest to what may ultimately be the beginning to the end of Johnson’s profession.

Read more as reported by The Root:

“Sometimes I ask myself why did I start this campaign, I’m ready to return all the donations and move to Afrika, in an effort to give our boys a school they deserve I’ve had countless coons consistently harass white people in the power structure until they’ve decided to strip me of my credentials, arrest my fund, and audit me. Hundreds of phone calls to my degree granting institutions harassing them about my credentials, the same questions over & over again on every radio show, countless social network jokes & campaigns to diminish the credibility of the one man Black parents can count on to assist for free with saving their children from the mental health & mis-education systems, this is the thanks I get for helping to save a generation of Black boys. On top of all the betrayals I’ve had my own father join in on the fun. This Kwanzaa tour will be my farewell conscious community tour for a while. I’m taking a break from social network as well. I need to take care of me now. I will keep pushing for the school until my detractors successfully kill that campaign also. Whether we succeed or fail just know that my intentions were honorable, and I tried my best, this is another victory for the mentally enslaved….”

A post shared by Dr. Umar Johnson (@drumarjohnson) on Dec 21, 2017 at 1:27pm PST

It be your own negus.

World-renowned Hotepologist and miseducator (Dr.?) Umar Johnson has threatened to refund the money he collected for the Invisible Frederick Douglass Dashiki Institute for Black Boys and go back to the Motherland after someone snitched on him to Pennsylvania’s State Board of Psychology, triggering an investigation. On Thursday Johnson posted an Instagram photo of a notice of hearing from the Pennsylvania Bureau of Professional and Occupational Affairs, threatening to “move to Afrika” after his farewell Kwanzaa tour.*

*I just checked with the Guinness Book of World Records, and “Move to Africa after his farewell Kwanzaa tour” is officially the blackest phrase ever written. You’re welcome.

The PayPal entrepreneur claims that he will be stripped of his school psychology credentials when he appears before the board on Jan. 8 because “you ridiculous ingrates” snitched to “the white man” to try to destroy his dream of teaching young black boys their true history. It’s the classic “crabs in the barrel” syndrome. If you have never heard about the behavior of crabs in a barrel, here’s a scientific explanation of what happens:

If you put a bunch of crabs in a barrel, one crab will inevitably try to escape by convincing the other crabs to invest their crab dollars in a Bernie Madoff-like scam to build a school that will eventually get them all out of the bucket.  The crab will claim that he is a descendant of one of the most revolutionary crabs of all time so that he can gain the other crabs’ loyalty.

Then he will use the crustacean coins he collected to, umm … well … that part is not clear yet. The scam crab will never show anyone a deed of purchase. He will never show anyone a business plan. They will never see any verifiable effort to prove that they are building the Academy for King Crabs. But when the crabs ask him what happened to the money, he will scream, “You are a tool of the white fisherman who put us in this bucket!”

If they ask him for receipts, he will claw back at them on social media and accuse them of working with the snow crabs who want to destroy the crab community. He will travel around the world raising money and raise almost a half million dollars on GoFundCrabs.

He will never account for a penny of it.

In a series of tweets that tried to place him somewhere between Black Panther and the new Malcolm X, Umar also announced that his GoFundMe may be unfairly suspended for fraud, which he believes is unfair. Just because he is a fraud doesn’t mean the people he defrauded should be accusing him of fraud.

Dr.Umar Returns to Atlanta(GA): Thursday December 28th@6pm(doors@4pm), “399 Years Later” Shrine of the Black Madonna, 946 Ralph David Abernathy Blvd, https://t.co/iC1BPjWSkO, 844-4DR-UMAR, https://t.co/oyaPjsVuOe, https://t.co/ThH3SyCEMN pic.twitter.com/uPVm2Ldi0C

— Dr. Umar Johnson (@DrUmarJohnson) December 21, 2017

When Black Twitter heard the news, in the spirit of the season, many people decided to give Johnson a donation: They offered him a variety of rocks to kick. Soon the hashtag #UmarJohnsonDelicensingParty began trending:

“Dr” “Umar” “Johnson” is a fraud & exists b/c single black mothers r prolific. This dude isn’t 4 men, black white or yellow. His game is 2 establish an “alpha male” persona in the “conscious” ⚫️ community to prey on female hypergamy and enrich himself w/ speeches and donations. pic.twitter.com/X7LiN3aDEC

— DJ Akuma (@tharealDJAkuma) December 22, 2017

#UmarJohnsonDelicensingParty
Date: Jan 8th 2018
Place: Anywhere Black folks are tired of fraud ass niggas
Time: Whenever he gets stripped of the ability to spread his BS
*Bring your refund forms for your donation to Umar’s “school”*
*Free Hennyritas from 5-7pm*

— William Jamal Richardson (@DecolonialBlack) December 22, 2017

Umar’s claims that he will be stripped of his licensing as a certified school psychologist because of complaints seem spurious at best.

When The Root contacted the Pennsylvania Bureau of Professional and Occupational Affairs, which governs the Pennsylvania State Board of Psychologists, we were told that the board would not suspend or revoke a license based simply on complaints, because it would mean that anyone could organize an effort to remove the licensure from a professional. The Pennsylvania Professional Psychologists Act (pdf) lists the only reasons the board can lawfully revoke or suspend a license:

Failing to demonstrate the qualifications or standards for a license. He’s licensed, so …

Making misleading, deceptive, untrue or fraudulent representations in the practice of psychology. Maybe Umar’s “homosexual agenda” conspiracy would apply here. Or how attention deficit hyperactivity disorder is a myth. Or how black boys didn’t get suspended in Africa.

Practicing fraud or deceit in obtaining a license to practice psychology. I’m just saying, no one has seen the infamous Ph.D.—still. There’s been a rumor for years that there’s another Umar Johnson with the same name and degree.

Displaying gross incompetence, negligence or misconduct in carrying on the practice of psychology.

Submitting a false or deceptive biennial registration to the board.

Being convicted of a crime.

Having a license to practice psychology suspended, revoked or refused, or receiving other disciplinary action by the proper psychology licensing authority of another state, territory or country.

Being unable to practice psychology with reasonable skill and safety by reason of illness, drunkenness, excessive use of drugs, narcotics, chemicals or any other type of material, or as a result of any mental or physical condition. I know what you’re thinking, but Hotepness isn’t technically an illness.

Violating a lawful regulation.

Knowingly aiding, assisting, procuring or advising any unlicensed person to practice psychology.
Committing immoral or unprofessional conduct. Ding! Ding! Ding! I think we have a winner. Or maybe taking money from gullible, trusting people and having nothing to show for it isn’t “immoral.”

Soliciting any engagement to perform professional services by any direct, in-person or uninvited soliciting through the use of coercion, duress, compulsion, intimidation, threats, overreaching or harassing conduct.

Failing to perform any statutory obligation placed upon a licensed psychologist.
Intentionally submitting to any third-party payer a claim for a service or treatment that was not actually provided to a client.

Failing to maintain professional records in accordance with regulations prescribed by the board.

That’s it. That’s the list.

The state could receive a thousand complaints, but if a professional psychologist hasn’t broken any of these laws, his or her license can’t be suspended.

But you know what they say:

“It be your own crabs.”

Source:  The Root