1619 Project founder expresses regret over education choices for daughter

Manhattan Institute senior fellow Chris Rufo discusses 1619 Project founder Nikole Hannah-Jones admitting she regrets enrolling her daughter in a high-poverty public school in Brooklyn on 'America Reports.'

Manhattan Institute senior fellow Chris Rufo reacts to 1619 Project founder Nikole Hannah-Jones admitting she regrets her public education choices. Writing in an essay, Hannah-Jones states she feels she failed her child by enrolling her in a high-poverty Brooklyn school. Rufo argues progressive ideals created a gap between political rhetoric and practical realities for families.