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The Solution Nikole Hannah-Jones Didn’t Take

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The Solution Nikole Hannah-Jones Didn’t Take
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“Did you know my school was bad like this when you decided to put me here?” Najya asked her mother, Nikole Hannah-Jones, the New York Times reporter and creator of the bestselling book and television series The 1619 Project. Najya was enrolled in the Urban Assembly Unison School, a low-performing New York City middle school. “You know what I am talking about. We looked up our school! We saw the test scores. We saw the ratings,” Najya continued, growing agitated. “So you had money to send me to o

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