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Democracy Forum
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Zócalo and the Los Angeles Times Editorial Pages
Present
Rich Friends, Poor Us: Is Status Anxiety the Newest Form of Depression?
A Conversation with Meghan Daum, Nicole Holofcener and Sandra Tsing Loh
The subject of social class may the last taboo. No one likes to talk about it, but we spend a lot of time thinking—and worrying—about where we fit into the culture of conspicuous consumption. But is “class” really a matter of money? What do tastes and values say about our relationship to our own social class? Does anyone really believe America is a “classless society”? Does Los Angeles still subscribe to the theory of “you are your car” or has the cult of real estate become our primary mode of aspiration and personal expression? Join three of LA's wittiest and most insightful social observers--L.A. Times columnist Meghan Daum, filmmaker Nicole Holofcener ("Friends With Money," "Lovely & Amazing") and author/performer Sandra Tsing Loh ("Mother on Fire," "A Year in Van Nuys," ")-- for a frank and provocative discussion about social class in Los Angeles and beyond.
event_start: 2006-08-15 19:00:00
event_end: 2006-08-15 19:00:00
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link_external: Visit zocalola.org to reserve a Free seat!
