Woke NY Times Writer Sent Her Daughter to a Failing NYC School to Make a Point – Now Her Daughter is Older and Resentful
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. The post Woke NY Times Writer Sent Her Daughter to a Failing NYC School to Make a Point – Now Her Daughter is Older and Resentful appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.
Nikole Hannah-Jones, creator of the ‘1619 Project,’ intentionally enrolled her daughter in failing New York City public schools, believing her involvement could improve the system. However, her daughter, Najya, now a teenager, feels cheated and resentful, questioning why she wasn’t sent to better schools. This decision, made despite Hannah-Jones’s financial and social advantages, has led to significant conflict between mother and daughter.
- Nikole Hannah-Jones, known for the ‘1619 Project,’ sent her daughter to struggling NYC public schools.
- She characterized this decision as a ‘sacrifice’ to try and improve the education system.
- Hannah-Jones had the means to send her daughter to elite schools but chose not to.
- Her daughter, Najya, now expresses significant resentment and anger over the decision.
- Najya feels her mother prioritized political statements over her educational well-being.
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