Claims extracted
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sentences that state something as happening or true
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11%
2 of 19 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
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Publisher signals
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Education
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“The View” co-host Sunny Hostin suggested Monday that her children faced racism while attending “predominantly White” private schools.
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children → suggest → schools
Hostin brought up the topic while discussing 1619 Project founder and The New York Times Magazine reporter Nikole Hannah-Jones, who recently admitted she regretted aspects of her decision to send her daughter to predominantly Black, high-poverty public schools in Brooklyn in an effort to challenge educational inequality.
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she → bring → inequality
Hostin empathized with Hannah-Jones’ situation but suggested there were additional problems with sending Black children to “predominantly White” private schools.
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Hostin → empathize → schools
“I think that this is a decision broadly that all parents make when it comes to educating their kids, but … this is a very difficult decision for Black parents, in particular, because I made a very different decision,” Hostin said.
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Hostin → think → decision
“I sent my children to private schools, a predominantly White private school.
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I → send → schools
So, while they didn’t suffer academically, they excelled, but it was a well-funded school, a private school, well-resourced school, they suffered a different type of pain.”
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they → suffer → pain
“There was psychological trauma, there was racism that they experienced,” she added.
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she → be → that
“They were bullied.
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They → bully → ?
There was, you know, trauma around their identity.
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you → be → identity
My daughter wears a big afro, kids were trying to stick pencils in her hair.
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kids → wear → hair
Boys were calling her butter face, meaning she looked good, but her face, and she is a beautiful girl.”
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she → call → her
While Hostin conceded that her children “did not struggle academically” like Hannah-Jones’ daughter reported, she expressed concerns about the “systemic problem” affecting predominantly non-White school districts.
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she → concede → districts
“So I think the real question here is, nationally, schools in predominantly non-White districts receive $23 billion less in annual funding than their White counterparts.
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schools → think → counterparts
So public schools are funded from property taxes.
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schools → fund → taxes
So we need to look at the systemic problem that’s happening in this country around public education,” Hostin said.
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Hostin → need → education
Fox News Digital reached out to ABC and Ethical Culture Fieldston School, where Hostin previously sent her children, for comment but did not immediately receive a response.
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Hostin → reach → response
In a comment to Fox News Digital, Hannah-Jones said that the broader focus should remain on families who lack the resources to pursue better educational options for their children, rather than her decisions for her children.
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who → say → children
“I hope people concerned about the choice my husband and I made for our daughter will have equal or more outrage for the thousands of Black children whose parents don’t have the resources to send them to better schools,” she said.
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she → hope → schools
“As I write in the piece, there is no absolution to be had for any of us.”
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I → write → us
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