All right, guys, I want to talk today a little bit about the American education system.

It's on my mind because I recently enrolled in two three university classes, one of which

is an English literary class, English literary.

It's been ten years since I've been enrolled in a college university class and things have

really changed.

I've had three students in my class who have their gender pronouns listed as they them.

We are all encouraged to put what our proper pronouns are in this class, which is kind

of amazing to me.

So three students, singular students, go by they then.

You would think that in an English college course, we would learn that that's just

grammatically incorrect.

Of course, one person cannot be plural, but the focus now is on how the students feel.

And if they feel like they them, something that didn't exist ten years ago when I was

in school, then they're allowed to be called they them.

And we must call them by they them or else we're considered a bigot.

It's problematic.

You can get in trouble by not addressing these students by their right pronouns.

So forget the truth that they cannot be plural individuals.

It's all about how they feel.

Increasingly that kind of seems to be the point of the American education system.

You want to make sure that students feel good, doesn't really matter what they know, but

as long as they feel confident and that they feel empowered, then somehow the teachers

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