The hubby of controversial New York Times writer Nikole Hannah-Jones on Monday compared her to civil-rights icon Martin Luther King while defending enrolling their daughter in flailing public schools as a racism-fighting “sacrifice” — even after his wife admitted the kid “got cheated” by the choice.

Faraji Hannah-Jones, 50, balked at criticisms that he and his 1619 Project creator wife were parental “failures” — despite the fact that their daughter was badly behind her peers entering high school and his wife admitted regretting the move in an extensive Times Magazine essay Sunday.

“When history looks back on this, she’s going to be one of our…

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