CultureQuiet 2d · day 4
Nikole Hannah-Jones's daughter says her mother's school integration choice was wrong
A new NYT Magazine essay revisits the writer's decade-old decision to enroll her daughter in an NYC public school as a stand against segregation.
What to know
- Nikole Hannah-Jones's new NYT Magazine essay revisits a decision she made about a decade ago to enroll her daughter in a New York City public school as part of her fight against school segregation.
- Her daughter Najya, now 16, tells her the decision was the wrong one, framing the essay around the personal cost of a public advocacy stance.
- The piece has circulated quickly across news aggregators and social platforms on the day of publication, with early reader reaction describing it as candid and significant.
Nikole Hannah-Jones Journalist and author of the essayNajya Hannah-Jones The writer's 16-year-old daughter
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Hot take: Nikole Hannah-Jones is a bad parent https://www. nytimes.com/2026/09/20/magazin e/ny-public-schools-black-students-segregation.html
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Gripping, raw, and important story by Nikole Hannah-Jones about one of the most troubling and intractable problems in our society. www.nytimes.com/2026/09/20/m... In Fighting for Every Black Ch...