Critics lambasted New York Times writer Nikole Hannah-Jones for using her own daughter as a prop to virtue signal about alleged systemic racism by deliberately sending her to poor-performing Big Apple schools – scolding the mother for treating her education as a sick “game.”
Hannah-Jones, 50, who helped craft the outlet’s controversial 1619 Project, said she and her husband – who purchased a $1.5 million Bed-Stuy brownstone in 2018 – “thought by sending Najya to a mostly low-income and black school, we could help improve it for all the children there.”
But after years of attending mostly low-income schools like PS 307 and Urban Assembly…
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