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We need to talk about class differences so underprivileged kids can know their potentialI live in an apartment in Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn that was built three years ago. It has a gym, game room, and furnished rooftop. The place is bougie—and out of place. Its grey, freshly-painted lacquer shines from the outside, standing out as a painfully obvious token of gentrification amongst the traditional brick brownstones that more accurately represent the neighborhood’s humble beginnings and proud history.
Updated July 21, 20228 min read