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January 02, 2013 Film » Film Reviews

My Brooklyn: How Bloomberg Destroyed Downtown

by Henry Stewart

My Brooklyn Directed by Kelly Anderson Director Anderson is a gentrifier and she knows it. The Hunter College professor, a white lady, moved to Park Slope in the 80s and bounced around different nearby neighborhoods, infatuated by the lower rents and racial…

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