Hispanicize Wire NewsFewer Americans Making – and Keeping – New Year’s Resolutions About Money
Mon, 18 Feb 2019 17:47:39
— Debt.com’s annual ‘New Year No Debt’ survey shows less enthusiasm about personal finances in 2019 over last year —
I Want To Give My Website Back To The Community.
Ok…so here is the question of the day… If I let you into my virtual kitchen, what would you cook? I have been cooking in this virtual kitchen (website) for over 20 years when there weren’t very many Latinos on the web talking about our culture, promoting events and developing projects in the community. That was a very long time ago…today More...
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Fighting For More Than Just Me…
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Feedback: Networking With A Smile… Here Is How To Do It!
This post is sponsored by Colgate as part of their #SonrisaColgate campaign. Opinions are my own. Last week I was in Los Angeles, attending the third #HispzLA conference and meeting with many of my clients and More...
Hispanicize LA: I’m Going Going, Back Back, To Cali Cali.
So when I tell people that I was the first Latino blogger, I sometimes need to pause and realize that “being first” does not only mean you are the best. Yes, to a cetrtain extent you get “props” More...
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#EstamosAqui: The Pride & Pain of This Year’s Parade
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Disrupting Racial and Ethnic Disparities – AARP NY Reveals Data.
Editor’s Note: On January 24, 2018, AARP New York, the Asian American Federation, the Hispanic Federation, the NAACP and the Urban League released a series of policy briefs highlighting disparities More...
No Resolutions For Me… Here Are My Three Words For 2018
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