Jennifer Delgado
I'm a twenty-something journalist covering Chicago area news online and in print.
I love the Chicago White Sox, Hawkeye football, and the Orlando Magic, in no particular order. Besides writing, I love fashion, traveling and spending time with family and friends.
My blog posts aren't endorsements, just items I find quirky or interesting. Enjoy!
I love the Chicago White Sox, Hawkeye football, and the Orlando Magic, in no particular order. Besides writing, I love fashion, traveling and spending time with family and friends.
My blog posts aren't endorsements, just items I find quirky or interesting. Enjoy!
(via abcnews.com) A self-described “plus sized” college student who was told she was “obviously pregnant” and “not pretty enough” to dance on a platform in a bar in Iowa is claiming she was discriminated against by the bar’s bouncers.
Jordan Ramos, a 21-year-old University of Iowa student said she went to Union Bar in Iowa City, Iowa with her friends on March 3. She said she tried to get onto a platform where several of her friends were dancing, but was stopped by the bouncer, who said they were at capacity.
Ramos said she waited until a few girls left, and again tried to go up. She was stopped again, which she said prompted her to ask, “What is the difference between the other girls up there and myself?”
