Judith Ortiz Cofer says, “The Island travels with you.” What part of your culture, family, or identity do you feel “travels” with you everywhere you go?

 Prompt response: I believe my Hispanic culture, family, and identity travel with me in many ways.

Summary: What travels with me is my Hispanic culture. The language, food, and traditions I grew up with always stay with me and remind me of who I am. 

Reflection: Even when I’m in a new place, I carry the values of my family, respect and pride in my roots wherever I go.”

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