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Lucinda Rosenfeld

Lucinda Rosenfeld appears in the following:

A plaza entry to Barclays Center, Brooklyn's new arena and home of the Brooklyn Nets NBA basketball team is shown on Sept. 21, 2012. It's the first building part of the Atlantic Yards development.

A Satire About School Choice, and Segregation, in Brooklyn

Thursday, February 09, 2017

Lucinda Rosenfeld joins us to talk about her latest novel, Class, a satire on gentrification, liberal guilt and hypocrisy.