THE OKLAHOMA PROJECT exposes the gripping saga of public education's hijacking in Oklahoma as it confronts book bans, mutes minority voices, and navigates an identity crisis.
THE OKLAHOMA PROJECT is a documentary spotlighting the repercussions of ideological censorship in Oklahoma's educational institutions. Through intimate interviews and verite filming, it exposes systemic intolerance fueled by figures like Education Superintendent Ryan Walters and anti-LGBT activist Chaya Raichik, revealing targeted threats against educators like Kirby Mackenzie and the tragic consequences of discriminatory policies. From book bans, censorship, resignations, PragerU, and Nex Benedict—Oklahoma is in a crisis of identity. The film underscores the vital role of education in combating bigotry, confronting injustice, and defending freedom of expression at a historic time of oppression.
