Over the past six years during which The Grade has been in existence, there’s probably no other single journalist who’s been written about more frequently than Nikole Hannah-Jones, the onetime ProPublica reporter who moved to the New York Times, won a Macarthur “genius” grant, and recently announced that she would be joining the faculty at Howard University:
Hannah-Jones inspires (day 2 recap #EWA20)
No, asking questions about remote learning isn’t ‘teacher bashing’
Nikole Hannah-Jones, the Beyoncé of journalism
“Feel-good” school story highlights concerns about racial blind spots
Some Questions About This American Life’s School Integration Story
Nikole Hannah-Jones: Lack Of Diversity Skews School Coverage
When Journalists Make The Story About Themselves
Nikole Hannah-Jones Is Everywhere
Nikole Hannah-Jones Matters (To Education Journalism In Particular)
School Segregation’s Back (In the News)
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