'A Question Of Human Decency': Handyman's Eviction Divides Gentrifying Clinton Hill Co-op Community

In 2010, Merle McGee stumbled across Brooklyn’s Clinton Hill Cooperatives, a sprawling complex of 12 buildings built during World War II. Spurred by a co-op conversion in the early 1980s, the more than 1,200-units had over the years become home to a middle class and racially integrated mix of homeowners and rent-stabilized tenants. [ more › ]

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