The girls in pink stood up and challenged the male teacher, who wanted to stay out of it because the male teacher said the dress issue was a "women's issue". But the girl in pink immediately stood up to refute him, and forced the male teacher "what is your position on (this matter)". There are people recording.
This performance made me feel so uncomfortable. This is why many events in history called "revolutions" are filled with tragedy. The revolutionaries force everyone to express their opinions, and everyone must express their positions. There is only black and white, there is no middle ground, no one stays out of the way, and no one is deaf to the world. So what about after black and white? That is the conflict between the enemy and me.
The people of the country have experienced such times. The Americans didn't, and the McCarthy era was more of a game than a true revolutionary wave. The male teacher was like an innocent passerby who had no knowledge of the revolution, and was only forced to speak out because he was suddenly involved. "You have the right to remain silent" vanishes in the flood of revolution.
In addition, it is more in line with the progressive routine of the general American youth film, with an average score.
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