For the past two years, San Diego has celebrated International Women’s Day with a night that has surpassed all expectations. This year, will be no exception. COMRADES y COMADRES: A Celebration of La Mujer, Casa Familiar’s 3nd Annual Dia de la Mujer Celebration promises to be a celebration of epic womanly proportions. Only in it’s second year, last year’s Dia de la Mujer gathered a crowd of over 500 and included over 30 female artists, an amazing literary presentation by the women of the RedCalacarts Collective and a music lineup that was nothing short of explosive. 

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Editorial:

The Good:

LaDainian Tomlinson

It is not often that we single out a sports figure for the editorial pages, then again it is not very often that a football player the caliber of LaDainian Tomlinson says goodby to San Diego fans.

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<p>When it comes to political issues for Hispanics, jobs is number one. Much to President Obama’s consternation, comprehensive immigration reform ranks very high in Hispanic priorities right behind jobs.</p>
<p>Immigration reform brings us to how America is lied to by comprehensive immigration reform opponents.</p>

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<p>Technology and innovation have been driving forces for globalization and increased interconnectivity. Many young, socially connected San Diego Hispanics are on the forefront of this new society. Their affinity for Internet technologies will advance Latinos as business strategies are increasingly built within global models.&nbsp;</p>

Despite a Growing Population, Hispanics Remain Sharply Underrepresented in Congressional Offices

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