Source: New York Post
The hubby of controversial New York Times writer Nikole Hannah-Jones on Monday compared her to civil-rights icon Martin Luther King while defending enrolling their daughter in flailing public schools as a racism-fighting “sacrifice” — even after his wife admitted the kid “got cheated” by the choice. Faraji Hannah-Jones, 50, balked at criticisms that he and his 1619 Project creator wife were parental “failures” — despite the fact that their daughter was badly behind her peers entering high school and his wife copped to regretting the move in an extensive Times Magazine essay Sunday. 6 Faraji Hannah-Jones, the husband of controversial New York Times journalist Nikole Hannah-Jones, talks to The Post outside the couple’s million-dollar-plus Brooklyn home Monday.
