Pardon Colloquialism; But It Sucks To Be Single Sometimes.
September 25, 2015
Pardon Colloquialism; But It Sucks To Be Single Sometimes.
Author: Lupita Franco Peimbert | Lupitanews.com
Lupita is a multimedia content writer, TV hostess, journalist, storyteller, social media and community manager. @Lupitanews.com is an online magazine about travel, culture, the single life. She is passionate about multiculturalism and social media. Contact her via Lupitanews@gmail.com
Pardon Colloquialism, but it sucks being single. Sometimes.
September 25, 2015
By Lupita Peimbert. After publishing 5 Things Unmarried and Singles Appreciate I received several emails from people who are married or in a relationship, saying that I was seeing single life through rose-colored glasses. Fine. I disagree but won’t counter-argue. Their concern is valid. Let’s show the other side of the coin. Pardon colloquialism. It … More Pardon Colloquialism, but it sucks being single. Sometimes.
Good News: 500 Thousand Driver’s Licenses Issued to Deserving Immigrants in California. That is Justice. Well Done CA Legislators!
September 25, 2015
It is never one person alone who determines a new course for improving the life of hundreds of thousands of immigrants, but it often takes one person in a position of power to move things forward. From California Governor Jerry Brown, to many compassionate legislators -current like Assemblymember Luis Alejo, and former like, pardon redundancy, … More Good News: 500 Thousand Driver’s Licenses Issued to Deserving Immigrants in California. That is Justice. Well Done CA Legislators!
A Toast to the millions of Singles and Unmarried. Celebrate Singles Week. Thank you US Census!
September 25, 2015
September 23, 2015
“I never feel alone realizing the fact that my life is my only life partner” ― Munia Khan
We, the Single People, Appreciate This.
September 22, 2015
By Lupita Peimbert. (Life) – Has a good friend of yours, or a family member ever asked if you feel lonely because they don’t see you with a steady partner? Do you feel lonely sometimes and attribute it to being single? I bet you the answer is yes. Being single or unmarried is often seen … More We, the Single People, Appreciate This.
Unmarried and single people, get ready. It’s going to be your week.
September 20, 2015
Get ready to celebrate Unmarried and Single Americans Week, from Sunday, Sept. 20-26, in the United States. It started in Ohio in the 1980s to celebrate single life and recognize singles and their contributions to society. Here is data from the US Census: 107 million or 45% of Americans 18 years old and older …are single … More Unmarried and single people, get ready. It’s going to be your week.
Honoring Rosario Anaya: A True Latina Leader in San Francisco.
September 19, 2015
A group of people gathered Saturday celebrating the life of Rosario Anaya, born in Bolivia and a long time San Francisco activist focused on issues affecting the Latino community. Anaya was 70 years old when she passed away to lung cancer on August 5. She was the executive director for the Mission Learning Vocational School, … More Honoring Rosario Anaya: A True Latina Leader in San Francisco.
Hey People in Napa, Here Is a Movie for You!
September 18, 2015
SIN VISA This Saturday, September 19 – FREE! – Thank you Napa Valley College. Read on! No papers. Sans Papiers. Sin Papeles. The story of many people: living in another country without a visa. But when their skin is brown, it is more noticeable. Immigrants without authorization become third class citizens in that country to … More Hey People in Napa, Here Is a Movie for You!
East Side Sushi Opens Friday in California.
September 18, 2015
Attention Oakland, San Jose, San Francisco, and Southern California: Here is a story that will make you think about your own dreams and goals. It opens today. Read on. EAST SIDE SUSHI – Sushi con Chile Poblano* Sadly, some people expect very little of immigrants, and of Hispanics/Latinos. As “East Side Sushi” tells, … More East Side Sushi Opens Friday in California.
2 Latin Films to Watch This Weekend.
September 17, 2015
As we are celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month, there is no better way to honor our Hispanidad than by watching Hispanic/Latino-themed films? I have seen these 2 films, and I think you will probably enjoy seen them too! – And one is free this time. 1. EAST SIDE SUSHI – Sushi con Chile Poblano* Sadly, some … More 2 Latin Films to Watch This Weekend.
Who Will Help Women in Tech?
September 17, 2015
“Right now, the men who are in leadership positions in Silicon Valley and across the tech industry are the ones who can do something to help women go to the next level. They are key to making sure that more women sit at the table and make decisions,” said Susan Wojcicki, YouTube’s CEO when asked Who … More Who Will Help Women in Tech?
Jessica Alba Rocked at Dreamforce!
September 17, 2015
Exuding candor, intelligence, and lots of charisma, Jessica Alba rocked at Dreamforce. The actress-turned-business woman (she is co-founder of The Honest Company), was part of a panel on Women’s Leadership, along with Susan Wojcicki (YouTube), and Gayle King (CBS). It was a one hour conversation on Day 4 of the important tech conference in San Francisco. Among … More Jessica Alba Rocked at Dreamforce!
Where Do We Come From?
September 16, 2015
The Majority of Hispanics or Latinos in the United States are of Mexican background, that is 64% of a total of 55 million people. Puerto Rican background follows with 9.5 percent, Salvadoran 3.7 percent and 3.7 for Cuban background. They are followed by 3.3 Dominican, and 2.4 percent Guatemalan. The rest come from other Central and … More Where Do We Come From?
Here is Something about Hispanic Heritage Month.
September 15, 2015
We are 55 million people in the United States, representing 17 percent of the total population. Hispanics/Latinos are the nation’s largest ethnic or racial minority. A community whose culture, traditions, as well as family and work values have strengthen the country we call home: The United States. 64% of Hispanics have Mexican as their cultural background. … More Here is Something about Hispanic Heritage Month.
When your Latina voice tells you: “Don’t Die With Your Dreams.”
September 9, 2015
People who have been away from their families for many years by choice or circumstance, can instantly feel the pain and courage presented in the film “Prodigal Daughter,” by Mabel Valdiviezo. Everybody will feel inspired by this powerful story lived by a Latina woman and told in first person. It is a documentary where Valdiviezo shares her struggles … More When your Latina voice tells you: “Don’t Die With Your Dreams.”
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