A Satire About School Choice, and Segregation, in Brooklyn

The Leonard Lopate Show | Jan 26, 2017

Lucinda Rosenfeld joins us to talk about her latest novel, Class, a satire on gentrification, liberal guilt and hypocrisy. It tells the story of Karen Kipple, a working wife and mother living in gentrified Brooklyn whose liberal values are tested when the social and economic realities of life hit too close to home.

 

 

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