The 1619 Project A New Origin Story

The recent attacks on her leadership are nothing more than political theatrics advancing a white supremacist agenda, white supremacist agenda.

She is being singled out as someone who is only surviving because of her race.

Well, it's racist.

The fact that of those presidents who all came under intense scrutiny, that only one has been called out as a so-called diversity or affirmative action hire just speaks to what black women in this country have gone through historically and continue to go through every day.

No one has produced a shred of evidence that shows that the sole qualification that President Gay had was that she is a black woman.

It's trying to push the 1619 project and the teachings of Ibram X. Kendi.

McConnell came out and said, voters didn't ask for this. There is no mandate to teach our children that America is inherently evil.

Yes, they give her a Pulitzer Prize, which a bunch of scholars, black and white, have demanded be pulled back, be revoked, because the 1619 Project is so nonfactual.

She is perhaps best known as the creator of the 1619 Project, which posits that every aspect of America was shaped in some way by slavery and its legacy.

Nicole wrote about the preamble in her opening essay for the 1619 Project, and so we thought her perspective would make for a great discussion.

The truth is nicole hannah jones has been propagating lies and misinformation for years i mean nicole hannah jones last year was suggesting that violence in the streets is a good thing.

you lied in the 1619 project repeatedly, you treat people who disagree with you academically like garbage, you're extraordinarily radical and yet somehow you have not only been celebrated by our culture you have been handed basically the editorship of the new york times now as well as a tenure track not tenure track a tenured position at the university of north carolina

Nicole Hannah-Jones, she's the race hustling hack 1619 project and all that.

She said the students at Howard are quite lucky to have her as a professor and in their family. But I think there's no question that there continues to be systemic racism in our country.

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One thing that I think we can't finish this book recommendation conversation without mentioning is Nicole Hannah Jones 1619 project.

And he said, and I had in stock a bunch of copies of the 1619 project that Nicole Hannah Jones has signed.

I'm sorry you're putting the 1619 project in the schools. I don't want my kid reading that.

She wrote a book and it was on the New York Times bestseller list, but it knocked down the number one book, which is like a CRT book, a BLM book and they took her off the New York Times said she did shady practices. She's the only person to ever be taken off the New York Times bestseller list and it destroyed her life.

But it was so much easier for people to jump on that trend.

There's another famous book called 1619, you know, a black history of America and the sort of implied subtitle is and the lies they're telling you.

the year 1619, the year the first enslaved Africans arrived in what's now the US as a crucial point in American history.

I've really yet to hear anyone say with their chest why the original sins of this country aren't important to learn about.

It's just a bunch of adults whining at board of education meetings about how Mikailee shouldn't have to learn about how this country came to be.

So critical race theory is the idea that we should teach history from a perspective that is holistic and considers the experiences of people from different races.

There are a lot of exotic notions about what are the most important points in American history. I simply disagree with the notion that the New York Times laid out there that the year 1619 was one of those years.

or efforts to vilify and block Nicole Hannah Jones's book, the 1619 Project that tells American history through slavery

Nicole Hannah-Jones, a Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter Creator of the landmark The 1619 Project