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Husband of NY Times writer behind ‘1619 Project’ used school board meetings to plug family business — faces possible ethics probes

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Panel for Education Policy Contracts Committee Chair Faraji Hannah-Jones used his official speaking time at the July 29 meeting at the High School for Fashion Industries in Chelsea to advertise that he and his wife Nikole are planning to open a bookstore in Bedford Stuyvesant that will push “banned” books.

Panel for Educational Policy Contracts Committee Chair Faraji Hannah-Jones used his official speaking time at the July 29 meeting at the High School for Fashion Industries in Chelsea to advertise that he and his wife Nikole are planning to open a bookstore in Bedford Stuyvesant that will push “banned” books.