Nikole Hannah-Jones

On Thursday, The Daily Wire’s Virginia Kruta reported on how “Former ‘Fox News Sunday’ anchor Chris Wallace got into a heated debate with ‘The 1619 Project’ creator Nikole Hannah-Jones during her appearance on his new CNN+ interview show, ‘Who’s Talking To Chris Wallace?’”

On Monday, Fox News Associate Editor Brandon Gillespie reported: “New York Times Magazine reporter and founder of the controversial 1619 Project Nikole Hannah-Jones was sharply mocked by critics over the weekend for falsely claiming that Europe was ‘not a continent.’” It was part of an effort by Hannah-Jones to argue that concern over the invasion of Ukraine was fueled by racism.

On Thursday, Hot Air’s John Sexton reported on far-left New York Times reporter Nikole Hannah Jones actually attacking fellow leftist Al Sharpton for him daring to say shoplifting was a bad thing. Sexton noted how on Wednesday’s Morning Joe, Shaprton said in part: “...you cannot have a culture where people are just— at random— just robbing and stealing and it’s out of control and it’s put on…

Ibram X. Kendi and Robin diAngelo aren't the only ones who can cash in on trashing "white fragility." Campus Reform reports Nikole Hannah-Jones is making $25,000 a pop to speak at colleges. 

As we wrap up 2021, it's time for a little cultural talk on the NewsBusters Podcast. NPR recently suggested the Beatles signified how the rock band was a white-male institution. They also recently brought on Nikole Hannah-Jones to explain that "yacht rock" like Steely Dan, Toto, and the Doobie Brothers is culturally appropriated black music.

With a full year under her belt hosting MSNBC’s The ReidOut, far-left pundit and generally awful human being Joy Reid made her presence felt with a night-after-night hatefest against conservatives, Republicans, and anyone who stands in her way, painting them as enemies of the people. All in all, Reid ran a show with rhetoric bordering on incitement.

During a special episode of Meet the Press on Sunday titled “Schools, America, and Race”, 1619 Project author Nikole Hannah-Jones said, “I don't really understand this idea that parents should decide what's being taught.”

On Wednesday's New Day, CNN brought on race-obsessed New York Times Magazine reporter Nikole Hannah-Jones to work with the conservative and Republican-hating network to twist reports of Republicans pushing to remove controversial books from school libraries in Texas. Prodded by fill-in host Erica Hill, Hannah-Jones ridiculously complained that the media have not been biased…

Maybe it shouldn’t be surprising when The Washington Post makes a list of the “Best Books” of the year, and then uses it to promote books by their own staff. But it looks more like advertising than book criticism.

NPR offers a daily talk show called Fresh Air out of WHYY-FM in Philadelphia. Its leftist tilt is legendary, and the legend was strongly underlined on Wednesday with an incredibly servile interview with Nikole Hannah-Jones, organizer of the "1619 Project" agitprop at The New York Times.  There are 15 questions offered over 36 minutes, and every single one of them is like a…

Nikole Hannah-Jones was given yet another opportunity by the media today to smear her critics and avoid taking blame for her historically inaccurate “1619 Project.” On ABC’s Good Morning America Monday, co-anchor Robin Roberts did damage control for the New York Times journalist-activist, praising her as an unfairly maligned messenger of “truth.”

A Twitter account that tracks what it calls “The best of what’s happening on Twitter in an instant” shows just how biased the social media site really is. The account's leftist cultural and political news content outnumbers conservative content six-to-one.

Has your woke child outgrown Ibram X. Kendi’s Anti-Racist Baby? Are you looking for more social justice propaganda to cram into their little skull full of mush? You are in luck – Pulitzer Prize-winning race-baiter Nikole Hannah-Jones is coming out with a 1619 Project children’s book just in time for the holiday season!

On Sunday morning, two MSNBC hosts -- Ali Velshi and Jonathan Capehart -- promoted a discredited smear against Texas Republicans that they have moved to bar schools from condemning the Ku Klux Klan.