BY FROMA HARROP We always talk about “The American Dream” – about living it, saving it, wondering what happened to it. Few bother to define it. The stereotype shows a single-family house, with white-picket fence, Mom and Dad, Dick and Jane. A mansion rarely comes to mind, unless obtained by someone born in grinding poverty. It’s never portrayed as a modest apartment. This American Dream is squarely middle class and rests on tangibles. I never […]
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