Pride is instilled. It's what we carry with us every day of our lives. — Nancy Arroyo Ruffin, Letters to My Daughter: A Collection of Short Stories and Poems about Love, Pride, and Identity
Pride is instilled. It's what we carry with us every day of our lives. — Nancy Arroyo Ruffin, Letters to My Daughter: A Collection of Short Stories and Poems about Love, Pride, and Identity
Pride is instilled. It's what we carry with us every day of our lives. — Nancy Arroyo Ruffin, Letters to My Daughter: A Collection of Short Stories and Poems about Love, Pride, and Identity
Pride is instilled. It's what we carry with us every day of our lives. — Nancy Arroyo Ruffin, Letters to My Daughter: A Collection of Short Stories and Poems about Love, Pride, and Identity
Pride is instilled. It's what we carry with us every day of our lives. — Nancy Arroyo Ruffin, Letters to My Daughter: A Collection of Short Stories and Poems about Love, Pride, and Identity
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Pride is instilled. It's what we carry with us every day of our lives.

— Nancy Arroyo Ruffin, Letters to My Daughter: A Collection of Short Stories and Poems about Love, Pride, and Identity
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