What Nikole Hannah-Jones Learned From Her Daughter’s School

That Should Be Curtains for Nikole Hannah-Jones

Why, exactly, would anyone ever listen to her on education again?

KAROL MARKOWICZ: 1619 Project founder Nikole Hannah-Jones learned the hard truth about schools - NEW YORK TIMES POST

1619 Project founder expresses regret over education choices for daughter Manhattan Institute senior fellow Chris Rufo reacts to 1619 Project founder Nikole Hannah-Jones admitting she regrets her public education choices. Writing in an essay, Hannah-Jones states she feels she failed her child by enrolling her in a high-poverty Brooklyn school. Rufo argues progressive ideals created [...]

POLITICS: I’m an NYC dad — here’s what Nikole Hannah-Jones got so wrong about our schools

Superstar New York Times reporter Nikole Hannah-Jones confessed to the world this week how she sacrificed her daughter Najya to her own political project. She sent her only child to low-income, low-performing, predominantly black Brooklyn schools “based on the collective good” — not on Najya’s needs. Almost from the beginning, Hannah-Jones writes in a now-viral essay, her daughter hated the chaos at lunch and the laxity in her classrooms. And sh…

What Nikole Hannah-Jones Wouldn’t Let Herself See

Her daughter’s school failed not because of racism or segregation but because of bad pedagogy, the promotion of “equity” over standards, and zero accountability.

Nikole Hannah-Jones ignores who failed her daughter — the teachers union

Nikole Hannah-Jones sent her daughter to a failing public school despite being a multimillionaire to make a point: That she’s not a hypocrite who sends her children to private school like other school-choice opponents.

What Nikole Hannah-Jones Learned from Her Daughter’s School

Over the weekend, Nikole Hannah-Jones, the journalist behind The 1619 Project, published an essay asking, strikingly, if she had betrayed her own child. A decade ago, she and her husband felt an “obligation to make educational decisions based on the collective good and not just [their] individual advantage.” Dedicated to the cause, Hannah-Jones and her husband enrolled their kindergarten daughter in a low-performing, urban public school across t…