Cafe con Links on a Sabado Morn
10:29 am By Maegan la Mamita Mala · Cuba| Food| Immigration| Internet| Linking Latinos| Music| New York City| Politics
21 Feb 2009Twitterputeando : Can you spot the racism and ablism in this anti-twitter piece (of mierda).
Latin America: Venezuela is not the enemy.
Today’s Menu: Frozen Mangu
Shopping : Is Walmart coming to my city (ay por favor no).
Racism : NYPD is racial profiling? Shock!
Musica: Mujeres of Jazz Cubano
Politica : Obama keep saying in Spanish he care about immigration. I’m waiting in English.
Feliz Saturday!
Hola!
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