The Times' 1619 Project director Nikole Hannah-Jones now argues that 1619 wasn't the "true founding" of America. Stefan Jeremiah Not content with aiming to rewrite American history with its 1619 ...

The “1619 Project” is coming to Hulu in the form of a docuseries. The streaming service will premiere a six-episode limited series starting Thursday, January 26. Hulu’s docuseries is an expansion of ...

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According to "1619 Project" creator Nikole Hannah-Jones, "It will always be hard" for her to show any kind of patriotism towards America. Hannah-Jones made her comments on Sunday during a forum at ...

Nikole Hannah-Jones seen in an episode of The 1619 project Nikole Hannah-Jones seen in an episode of The 1619 projectPatti Perret—Hulu TV Critic The stated aim of the 1619 Project is to recenter ...

A recent episode of a Disney+ cartoon show has woke kids performing a skit around the theme “Slaves built this country.” The installment of the “Proud Family” series — in which the kids find out the ...

Nikole Hannah-Jones' searing essays come to life in this six-part docuseries. In her scorching book of essays “The 1619 Project: A New Origin Story,” Nikole Hannah-Jones wrote that “White Americans ...

Since the 1619 Project was founded by New York Times Magazine reporter Nikole Hannah-Jones in August 2019, it has been marred with credible accusations of historical distortions and inaccuracies.

With Florida governor and expected Republican presidential candidate Ron DeSantis making headlines for rejecting an Advanced Placement course on African American Studies, Hulu’s six-part docuseries ...

Bret Stephens wrote a column in the Times, titled The 1619 Chronicles. It may be his last. He carefully describes how the 1619 Project has been modified in a foundational way. The 1619 Project ...

The New York Times would like people to believe that one of the 1619 Project's more widely criticized claims—that we might consider 1619, the year African slaves first arrived in the British colonies, ...