Hannah-Jones: I regret prioritizing ideals over my daughter's education

Nikole Hannah-Jones, founder of the 1619 Project, says she regrets sending her daughter to a high-poverty, predominantly Black Brooklyn public school to challenge segregation, acknowledging that her pursuit of anti-racist ideals left Najya undereducated; in a NYT Magazine essay she revisits emails and conversations with teachers, emphasizes the need to focus on families without resources, and notes that the school-choice debate centers on accountability and opportunity.