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#Flipthescript: a Panel Discussion on Rethinking Romance In The Media

#Flipthescript: a Panel Discussion on Rethinking Romance In The Media
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Join us to #FlipTheScript & deconstruct romantic comedies at La Casa's February Living Room!

A lively panel of filmmakers, comedians, and commentators will break down how Hollywood glamorizes an unhealthy vision of romance. We will watch clips from popular films & TV shows—ranging from Love Actually to You—and inspect how they normalize unsafe dating behaviors in ways large and small. Our conversation will explore the connection between fictional media narratives and real-life dating violence as our expert panel discusses how we can flip the script on the romantic comedy.

Don't miss this timely conversation, hosted at Manny’s, examining how the public can rethink the unhealthy picture of romance portrayed by the media.

The event will begin at 5:30pm with an interactive activity. The panel will begin at 6:00PM. All ages are invited to attend, and entry is free!

The space is wheelchair accessible, not scent-free, and has gender neutral restrooms. We don’t have ASL interpreters (but if you’d like to volunteer, reach out!).

La Casa de las Madres is the leading provider of domestic-violence services in the Bay Area. The Living Room is La Casa's quarterly event series where we gather our community for vital conversations about creating a more equitable San Francisco and inclusive culture.

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