The saga of New York Times writer Nikole Hannah-Jones and the subpar education of her daughter in a lower-rated New York City public school is no doubt going to generate a lot of discussion and analysis from the right. You just wish that, after realizing that teachers were not correcting her daughter’s math and writing mistakes, Hannah-Jones had been able to reach out to someone with influence in the New York City public school system. If only she had been able to contact someone like the contracts committee chairman of the New York City Public Schools Panel for Educational Policy. Let’s see who that is . . .

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