by California Dreamin' GUILT. I feel this emotion often in my life. A lot of it has to do with my being Latina more than anything else. A poco no? Many Latino parents lay it on thick as a way of controlling and disciplining their kids, keeping them close. I remember my mom telling us growing up, "After everything your father and I have been through in this country, you're … [Read more...] about Guilt
Archives for June 2010
Keep your Hair Looking Great without Breaking the Bank
by Rachel Ramirez You used to use salon brand shampoos, conditioners and styling products on a regular basis, but lately you need to conserve and spend wisely, i.e. follow a budget. Now the question becomes, can you still get quality hair products on a budget? Yes, if you know which ingredients to look for. When reading labels, make sure they have similar or matching … [Read more...] about Keep your Hair Looking Great without Breaking the Bank
Share your thoughts about a National Museum of the American Latino
What would a national museum that pays tribute to the art, culture, and history of Latinos mean to you? What would it mean to future generations? Right now the National Museum of the American Latino Commission, a 23-member congressionally mandated body, is tasked with providing Congress with a report on the feasibility of the potential creation of an American Latino Museum in … [Read more...] about Share your thoughts about a National Museum of the American Latino
Zero-Waste Lunch: A Simple Step to Save the Oceans
June 8th marks World Oceans Day, a time to appreciate the diversity of ocean life and all that the ocean does for us such as producing the oxygen we breathe, the food we eat, and providing an ecosystem to a plethora of amazing creatures. As all the destruction and devastation from the recent oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico continues to unfold, it is now more important than ever … [Read more...] about Zero-Waste Lunch: A Simple Step to Save the Oceans