National Singles Week Demands RESPECT for Singles

For Immediate Release
Contact: Tom Andrews, 415/507-9962

NATIONAL SINGLES WEEK AIMS TO GAIN RESPECT FOR SINGLES

“Singles are the Rodney Dangerfields of our society,” says Rich Gosse, Chairman of The Society of Single Professionals. “They can’t get no respect. Singles are the victims of systematic discrimination, particularly in the areas of Taxes, Insurance, Retirement Benefits, Employee Benefits, Housing, and Unemployment Benefits. That’s why we are proud to be the official sponsor of National Singles Week, September 16-22, 2018, the only week dedicated to the recognition of the special contributions of America’s 110 million singles (above age 18). The first National Singles Week was in 1982. The week has been declared by official proclamation of Governors throughout America, including California, and is listed in Chase's Calendar of Events, a directory of such events for the country.”

“There are more single adults living in the United States than ever before in history,” says Mr. Gosse. In 2017, the U.S. census reported that's 45.2 percent of the American adult population that is unmarried.

Rich Gosse is America’s foremost authority on the single lifestyle. He is the author of nine books on this subject, including Singles Guide to America, You CAN Hurry Love, and A Good Man Is EASY to Find (“This is a great book!” – Oprah Winfrey). His expert advice has been featured by ABC, BBC, CBS, CNBC, CNN, The Wall Street Journal, Newsweek, Cosmopolitan, Playboy, Playgirl, Business Week, The London Times, The Australian, The New Zealand Herald, and hundreds of other media outlets worldwide. Rich Gosse is the first candidate in history to campaign on a “Fairness for Singles” Platform.

Mr. Gosse is available to the news media to discuss National Singles Week and Fairness for Singles by calling 415/479-3800. His website is www.RichGosse.com.

The Society of Single Professionals is the world's largest non-profit singles organization.

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