Huffington Postのインスタグラム(huffpost) - 2月23日 10時01分

She’s the self-proclaimed “Cardi B of journalism.” The Beyoncé of investigative reporting. Ida B. Wells’ wildest dream. And a MacArthur Genius Grant winner. Nikole Hannah-Jones is a hero who opted for a red ’fro in lieu of a cape. Filmed here by @kgprojects, the Iowa native uses her platform as an investigative reporter with the New York Times Magazine to cover racial injustice and segregation in the U.S. And she’s nothing to play with. Along with being named a certified genius, she’s received a National Magazine Award for her groundbreaking story documenting segregation in New York City schools by sharing her own story finding a school for her daughter. She also co-founded the Ida B. Wells Society for Investigative Reporting, a mentorship and training program dedicated to elevating journalists of color, and is currently working on her first book, The Problem We All Live With. For “We Built This,” Hannah-Jones spoke to HuffPost about finding justice through reporting, the importance of diversifying newsrooms and the hard realities of reporting on race while black. // Interview by: @_tarynitup

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