A building expansion plan, an argument, and a Delhi realtor beaten to death
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The Tragedy of Nikole Hannah-Jones
Nikole Hannah-Jones famously sent her child to a predominantly black/lower-income public school in New York City. Now her child says she shouldn’t have been used as political fodder. The essay makes for hard reading and I acknowledge NHJ’s courage in writing about her mistakes and the cost to her child.
- Nikole Hannah-Jones enrolled child in predominantly black NYC school
- Child struggled with standardized tests, not biased tests
- Hannah-Jones' efforts led to poor educational experience for child