

Nikole Hannah-Jones is the New York Times writer who created the historically inaccurate ‘1619 Project’ which claimed that the United States was founded on slavery.
Despite being a woman of significant wealth, Hannah-Jones decided to send her daughter to a failing New York City school, because she wanted to make a point about education, race and politics. She thought that the school would be better if she and her daughter were involved with it.
Now her daughter is growing up and is asking her tough questions. She is resentful that her mother sent her to this school when things could have been so different.
Hannah-Jones just wrote a piece about this for the New York Times magazine. It’s behind a paywall, but Read Entire Article


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