Nikole Hannah-Jones accidentally gave us a vital lesson on school choice
What to know about Nikole Hannah-Jones accidentally gave us a vital lesson on school choice
In 2016, New York Times journalist Nikole Hannah-Jones and her husband, Faraji, made a much-publicized decision: Despite having the means and connections to send their daughter, Najya, to a more selective school, they enrolled her in a “mostly low-income and…
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What happened
In 2016, New York Times journalist Nikole Hannah-Jones and her husband, Faraji, made a much-publicized decision: Despite having the means and connections to send their daughter, Najya, to a more selective school, they enrolled her in a “mostly low-income and…
Why it matters
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Common ground
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Perspective signals
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Follow-up questions
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