How to Achieve Educational Equity

Given the broad range of human intelligence and sedulousness, how will we ever achieve educational equity? Once again, today’s South Africa — a nation born of unalloyed political correctness — shows us the way:

Mpontsheng Secondary School in Gauteng is at the centre of a matric exam cheating scandal.

According to a report by the City Press, the principal of the school walked into a geography matric exam and handed out answers to paper 1 to pupils.

Cheating has gotten pretty bad when even the principal is doing it…

However, cheating is not a primary concern of education experts, but rather the low quality of the exams and the readiness to push pupils through.

Another grave concern is the high dropout rate of pupils who do not even make it to matric.

Despite the skids getting greased for them, only about 40% of students graduate from high school.

Fortunately, none of this will be an issue when decolonized utopia is ultimately achieved. At that point, education will be unnecessary, because the white man’s notion of knowledge will have been completely left behind:

On tips from ABC of the ANC and Occam’s Stubble.

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