B1Self-The Nail Lab

José Martí: "Todo hombre tiene derecho a que se le respete su dignidad." It means "Every person has the right to have their dignity respected." It really captures a universal truth and is often cited in Puerto Rican history and literature.The words Boricua and Borikén (Borinquén) come from the name the Indigenous Taíno people used for the island before Spanish colonization.A famous line that expresses this pride comes from the patriotic song Soy Boricua:
“Yo sería borincano aunque naciera en la luna.”
“I would still be Boricua even if I were born on the moon.”
It means Puerto Rican identity goes beyond where you’re born , it’s about heritage, culture, and pride. “For God shows no partiality.”
— Epistle to the Romans 2:11 meaning in God’s eyes, all people are equal and accepted. Im proud of my people and my heritage . Our island is small, but we have had a huge impact anywhere we voyage. We should love each if not respect each other . We should be united so life can be more prosperous for all of us amd future generations..

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