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Pulitzer Prize-Winning 1619 Project Creator: There’s A ‘Difference Between Being Politically Black And Being Racially Black’

Hank Berrien
Pulitzer Prize-Winning 1619 Project Creator: There’s A ‘Difference Between Being Politically Black And Being Racially Black’
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On Friday, Nikole Hannah-Jones, a staff writer for The New York Times Magazine who was the creator of the 1619 Project and won a Pulitzer Prize for “her essay that served as the leading piece in the 1619 Project,” as The Times reported, issued, then deleted a tweet in which she posited that there was a “difference between being politically black and racially black.”

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