Prince Ea Analysis

“I call school to the stand and accuse him of killing creativity, individuality, and being intellectually abusive.” Prince Ea a well-respected poet, film maker and speaker. His thought’s and feeling’s give a sense of general well-being and proactive thinking. His formal name is Richard Williams; and he graduated from the University of Missouri St. Louis, with his BA in Anthropology with great distinction, and a full scholarship. This particular work of art is quite controversial, in thus describes Prince Ea hypothetically suing Americas school system’s. In his opening statement Prince Ea quotes Albert Einstein “everybody’s genius, but if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree, it will live its whole life believing that it is stupid.” This statement …show more content…
These policy makers could care less about what really is happening in our school system. As long as standardized test scores remain up everybody is happy. Many students’ however, may have the intelligence to create new and revolutionary product’s, despite having low IQ scores. Not only are standardized tests inaccurate, they are condemned by their creator. The plaintiff goes on to say, “In fact these tests are too crude to be used and should be abandoned. But don’t take my word for it, take Frederick.J.Kelly. The man who invented standardized testing, who said and I quote.” “These tests are too crude to be used and should be abandoned.” Following the previous statement, Prince Ea is now emphasizing the customization of our schools. Suggesting if we can upgrade cars, healthcare, and every other aspect of our lives; it is our duty to upgrade our educational system. He proposes to dismantle school spirit and instead bring the spirit out of every student. Also, hoping to get rid of common core classes, and focus more on classes tailored to every individual. He regards math as important, but not more important than art or