nicole hannah jones has argued that asian students did not qualify as students of color, and there areieve asian-americans don't really qualify so much as minorities because they are "white adjacent." what do you say? >> yeah, and even max kennedy, another social activist, said the standardized test is raises. are mcats racists now, we are doing a campaign against unc medical school right now, they want to instill anti-racism in the medical school training, including getting rid of mcat, teaching doctors intersectionality, the top math and science in the country, top doctors in the country, and they are being fed anti-racism, not how to be a good doctor, not how to be a good engineer. >> john: so you wrote about all of this in an op-ed in the daily mail, said the hate-filled far left are punishing thousands of hard working students because they are the "wrong race." yes, progressives really are the true racists that they claim to loath. you know, when you talk about this push for equity, it's different than equality. equality gives everybody a level playing field and opportunity to exc

but and now nicole hannah jones has a book the founder of the project has a book coming out. my book comes out tuesday hers comes out the following tuesday, and i saw a printout of an interview she did and she said in the book. she corrected some of the inaccuracies and she admits. this is another thing. how can you deny it? you can't say i'm wrong. she said it that she should have been better with her words, and she should have said some and not all some wise and not all that's true. but what she talks about the founders and what i write in the book is so the founders on slaves, but she never said some now. she's saying that she never said that some of them not only didn't own slaves but were abolitionists. she never talked about abolitionists. they talked about reconstruction. but they mentioned haze. rather be hayes the one-term president and the 1876 election and never missing grant the union general who won the world two-term president who wrote two civil rights moves including the kkk antique kkk act of 1871. still mention because they can't be any positives in the proj

teaching this, written by nicole hannah jones. she is one of them, she is a radical.iew, a bigot. my view. and another professor, who is quite brilliant okay clear politics, tells us a little bit about hannah jones, she promotes what she views is a racists version of u.s. history, which ispy being t taught to a lotza lot of your children. -- in a letter she alleged, white race is biggest murderer, rapist. >> saying: >> we find in the contribution is more modern in tone. but otherwise the same racialized she espoused in college, she is not alone. on in an article for schools, the word white used to describe people in community 77 times in 35 cases, white people are striked add hold something kind of pow or privilege almost always unearned. and 32 cases word associated with oppression, injustice, cruelty. white americans during darkest days of jim crow held same racists ideology as toms -- jefferson. and says: >> this goes on, the problem is this marxist agenda, you hear the word equity. replace the word equality, that is an important word, it means equality under the l

hannah jones. thisof taught to a lot of you children, lead article for 1619 project by nicole hannah jones in a letterher college newspaper, she alleged: >> not only were white people in america's past devils but descendant continue to harm black community to this day -- -- >> we find in her contribution to 1619 project, is more modern, more sophisticated ine. compensation. otherwise it same racialized duelism she espoused in college. she is not alone in jones article, for schools wordol whits,e is used to describee people ousf community 77 times in 35 cases, white people described as holding a power or privilege almost always unearned. and d 32 cases word associated with oppression, injustice, cruelty, and whiten slavers. and et cetera. in this telling of history white americans in darkest days of jim crow held sameam racists ideology as thomas jefferson and his fellowrs whitone columnists. and -- this goes on. t problehim with this, is the entire marxist agenda, you hear word equity.th to replace the word equality i. w equalityor means equal fee tity under the law, equity is a different ideology. it

they are releasing 1619 project, nicole hannah jones, six-part documentary, some saying it looks like because oprah is behind it. there is pushback now they are getting a platform to push for the 1619 project, which is controversial, many say it rewrites history of this country, to make a show about it. some of the twitter users saying, i will cancel hulu. ones for those paying to get hulu, you will be able to see a six-part series justifying the 1619 project, more woke bs from the liberal entertainment industry, i already cancelled hulu. another user saying your cancel forum is incomplete because you a are -- i refuse to support it. to be clear here, the criticism of this is that it is divisive rhetoric, the 1619 project itself, sweeping claims some of them are inaccurate. then now this push to put it as curriculum in schools, another story we talked about. basically, this is a quote, race-based revigszist lies and john levine from the "new york post" made another comment and said everybody is saying this is a story that has never been told, that is in the trailer, never told except

robin roberts and good morning america decided to roll out the red carpet for serial fabricator nicole hannah jones. they did it this morning ahead of her new hulu launch. >> do you feel that in all aspects of america, of who we are, it can be traced back and has the remnants of slavery. do think that is something people will understand with this series? >> absolutely. that is what the series argues. >> one word to describe if i say the 1619 project is dash. >> truth. >> tribe bunk. it's the exact mindset that has corrupted elementary and high schools and colleges across the country. until elected leaders finally started getting involved. the latest example on what we brought you last night involved ron desantis pushing back on the college board conclusion of an ap african studies class that said amongst other things, black clearness was an integral part of black history. as of now it looks like desantis will prevail. it takes a spine. he has got one. it's those actions that have parents feeling empowered to ask what exactly their kids are being taught in school. we see the issue of education is ma

storyteller spotlight shines a light on the prize-winning journalist behind "the 1619 project," nicole hannah jones. >> i talk about in the preface of the book being a young black girl growing up in a very white state and desperately searching for myself in the american story, wanting to know that i have relevance, that our people have contributed something to this nation and not ending that, so you feel a disconnect from your own country when you never see yourself reflected in the stories of your country, and "the 1619 project" hopes to fill in some of those holes, but i also want people to see that black americans have never had a fair chance of an -- of enjoying what they built, that so many of the inequalities we see today in this country stem from slavery and its legacy and that all americans suffer for, that form of american capitalism struggle to have work respecting them. if we understand why our society looks like it does, why black americans suffer as a people in the way that they do, if they have that understanding, they will support policies and action that will work to alleviate that

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had, the conversations chris, our wonderful friend chris hayes and i are going to have with nicole hannah jonesthers just about the first steps, i guess, that we can take to try to have some sort of racial healing in a country that often is quite resistant to it. it's a difficult conversation. this is clearly not a solution to it, but we're going to try to make a start. >> trymaine, i want to show some of the interviews -- go ahead, you first. >> this beautiful space and the energy here but not unlike new orleans itself which undoubtedly is like the blackist city in america, all kinds of blackness, but the kind of blackness created in this community for over a couple hundred years, lest we forget people of color coming together to create, no pun intended, but this cultural gumbo that we love so much. the question has always begged does america love black people as much as culture, the food and the culture came from black people. >> what do you think the answer to that question is, trymaine? >> what did you say? >> i think the answer is -- >> go ahead, joy. >> no, no, no, the answer, unfortunate

when talking to, i got nikole hannah-jones coming back, she was how we kicked off our banned book club last year, that was the fear. nicole19 project told a story about a date in a time that many americans didn't know about. it was just adding to the body of history, the corpus of our history. everybody went nuts. everyone is -- >> be specific. who went nuts? >> yes, so the hour, erin, is not ours. it is somebody's. >> oh yes, absolutely. you saw conservatives, many white lawmakers who felt threatened by the 16 19 project, which by the way, if that is something that folks are not getting access to that history in the classroom, it's currently on hulu. in documentary form, for six episodes. people will continue to get this knowledge, if they're seeking. at this is somewhat ironic given that there was an attempt to ban the 1619 project of the book, as a piece of pulitzer prize-winning journalism by lawmakers of the state, and even federal level. president trump 1776 project, -- biden issued an executive order shutting down his first week, if not his first day in office. listen, the reality that the are two racial reckoning'