Sadly, gentrification is too often a code word for erasing diversity – racial, economic, social, and political. We recently learned about My Brooklyn, a documentary exploring changes within New York City’s iconic borough since 2001. Swanky condominiums and retail stores began appearing, transforming the landscape.
The film screening (suggested donation of $5) and discussion on Thursday, June 20, 7pm at MICA’s new graduate center (131 W. North Ave.) are hosted by our favorite radicals, Red Emma’s and Station North Arts & Entertainment. Stay afterwards for dialogue moderated by John Duda and Kate Khatib.
Check out the conversation on the Marc Steiner show.
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Man! I hate that I missed that ! But, im gonna try and find that film elsewhere… I anyone knows a link where I can find the film, please do share!
you can buy a DVD for $25, streaming might be available soon. email me at kellyjmanderson (at) gmail (dot) com and we can work it out. thanks! kelly (director)
Thanks so much, Kelly! Will do. We missed the screening & really want to view the film!