It may seem like a horror movie, but the video “Modern Educayshun,” made by filmmaker Neel Kolhatkar, sheds light on our education system as run by social justice warriors.
The film, which has an eery soundtrack starts off with a young man walking into an advanced math classroom.
“Our first question, one plus one?” the teacher asked.
“Two,” the young man replied.
“Incorrect,” said the professor.
Another student raised his hand an exclaimed “multiculturalism.”
“Well done Simon,” the teacher said with a smile.
As the short film continues, the young man is told that “three times three” is “gender equality.” When he asked if this was all a joke he was scolded by a female student named Penelope for asking if gender equality was a joke.
“Isn’t this a math class?” the lead male said.
“Don’t be so racist,” replied Simon.
“I just asked a question,” the lead male said.
“We don’t ask question,” Penelope said. “Questions are offensive.”
The educator also took off points from the lead male’s scientific research paper that could potentially save thousands of lives, because he wrote in red ink — and that is offensive.
Nonetheless, he received the highest grade in the class until his score was distributed equally amongst all the members of the class, and then more “privilege points” are added or deducted to the students.
Penelope gained two-points for being female and bisexual, but lost a point for being white. While Simon lost four points for being a straight, while, cisgendered, male.
The student with the highest score ended up being the least intelligent, but had also endured the most “hardship” in his life.
When the lead male character announced that this had nothing to do with math or facts his classmates told him to “stop violating them” with his different opinion.
The ending is a plot twist that makes the film worth watching:
