Tyler Wrynn, a high school teacher at Will Rogers College Middle and High School, has been exposed for his extreme woke teachings by Project Veritas after being exposed by Libs of TikTok last year.
“Trust me, I want to burn down the entire system,” said Wrynn.
Project Veritas released a video on October 3 showing Will Rogers College Middle and High School teacher in Tulsa, Oklahoma teacher Tyler Wrynn bragging about wanting to “burn down the entire system” and his large TikTok following.
Tyler Wrynn resigned from his previous teaching position at Owasso school district after being accused of grooming his students.
The Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network (RAINN) describes grooming as “manipulative behaviors that the abuser uses to gain access to a potential victim, coerce them to agree to the abuse, and reduce the risk of being caught,” and notes that grooming behaviors “can take place online or in-person” and are used by individuals “in the victim’s circle of trust,” including teachers.
On April 11, the “Libs of TikTok” Twitter account shared a TikTok video posted by Owasso teacher Tyler Wrynn in which Wrynn declared, “If your parents don’t accept you for who you are, f–k them. I’m your parents now.”
Since Owasso allowed him to resign instead of firing him, there was nothing on his record that would have alerted other school districts to the controversy. He explains:
“They were super — they didn’t want to stand up to the parents….But they definitely didn’t f**k me over. Like, nothing went on my record. I could resign instead, so it didn’t, like, tarnish my teaching experience.”
James O’Keefe brought up a LinkTree associated with Wrynn’s now deleted TikTok account, which lists off a number of books associated with gender ideology and critical race theory as recommendations for his students and followers.
“Now, Tyler’s recent TikToks attempt to portray him as just an alternative teacher dabbling with wearing neckties and mocking accusations that he indoctrinates his students,” said O’Keefe.
“Despite his denials of being an Antifa sympathizer, Tyler sure talks like he supports the radical agenda,” O’Keefe added. “The Antifa movement is defined by the Anti-Defamation League as being ‘a decentralized, leaderless movement composed of loose collections of groups, networks, and individuals. Because there is no unifying body for Antifa, it is impossible to know how many adherents are currently active.”
Wrynn continues to talk about how his Gen-Z students are “like, super progressive.”
“In Missouri last year — two years ago, I taught a, like a philosophy 101 class, and we took a political quiz. Half the kids were, like, radical progressives.”
Wrynn explained that because of “House Bill 1775” he couldn’t be even more radical with the students that were entrusted to his care.
“The only thing that’s a problem here [in Oklahoma] is that House Bill 1775 or something. I can get my license revoked for it, for being too woke…Trust me, I want to burn down the entire system. Eventually, you want to remove Christianity — or religion [as a whole] — from progressive thought, because religion is inherently hierarchical.”
When O’Keefe called Wrynn to discuss his controversial and rather troubling ways of teaching, he denied ever speaking about religion in his classroom, reiterating that he can lose his teaching license over the topic.
We continue to hear school boards, Congressmen, Senators, and even the installed president yell at us that teachers are not anarchists. They’re not teaching CRT. They’re not Marxists, socialists or fascists, yet time and time again Project Veritas proves that all wrong. It would seem that so many of these supposed “educators” do have a secret agenda and that would be to create more extremists and activists.
Our children need to be protected. We need to stand up for them and speak out. Keep fighting back against the indoctrination that is the public schools.
