'Anarchist' Oklahoma teacher discusses pushing his beliefs on students in undercover video
OWASSO, Okla. (TND) — New undercover video released by Project Veritas shows an Oklahoma public school teacher, who self-describes himself as an "anarchist," discussing how he can discreetly incorporate his beliefs into his teaching.
Tyler Wrynn, the teacher in question, resigned from the Owasso Public Schools system in April after a controversial TikTok video was brought to light by the conservative Twitter account Libs of TikTok.
"If your parents don’t accept you for who you are, f*** them. I’m your parents now," Wrynn said in the video he posted to TikTok during the Christmas holidays.
Amid the backlash Wrynn's video stirred, the Owasso Public Schools system indicated he resigned on April 11, 2022.
Now, additional video from Project Veritas is highlighting just how intent Wrynn is on spreading his message of wokeness and anarchism to students.
"The only thing that's a problem here is that House Bill 1775, or something... I can get my license revoked for being 'too woke,'" Wrynn can be heard saying on the undercover video.
"But I think it's if – you're not overly – there's ways to ... there's ways to introduce these ideas without broadcasting it, you know what I'm saying?" the undercover individual notes to Wrynn.
"That's what I mean – yeah, yeah, like, trust me, I want to like burn down the entire system but ... I broadcast it too much last semester," Wrynn can be heard saying in response.
Project Veritas reported that Wrynn is currently employed with Will Rogers Middle School, part of the Tulsa Public Schools system.
The National Desk (TND) reached out to Tulsa Public Schools to confirm that Wrynn is indeed employed at Will Rogers Middle School in the district, as well as for comment on what Wrynn was caught saying.
"Project Veritas is well known for their unethical and deceptive practices," TND was told. "Considering that the 'source' is a heavily edited video obtained under fraudulent pretenses, we do not believe that it merits comment."
