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The Melting Pot- My American Creed maia, Bay High School, Ohio My poem is about what makes me, me. I am a mix of so many things, and I am proud to represent my country through my American Creed. Tagged With : creed

Generational Poverty in Eastern Kentucky Laura M., Morehead Writing Project, Kentucky This is an open letter about who I am and my family's roots. Tagged With : generations

American creed Chelsea H., UCLA CS, California People should learn how to communicate and work with each other no matter race, gender, ethnicity, culture, religion, or skin color. We should all be able to work together as one to be at peace. Tagged With : american

American Creed Danna P., UCLA CS, California The American creed is being able to support the next generation by making life a little bit easier. Americans usually have the same shared values like wanting education, community, and family. Tagged With : american creed

American Creed Guadalupe S., UCLA CS, California This talks about the different perspectives of each one's values and how it shows how they were connected to their families life stories. Tagged With : generations

Okay, Boomer Carolyn A., Morehead Writing Project, Kentucky A reflection of the world and generational divides in our country between baby boomers and millennials, as written by a millennial. Tagged With : generations , economy

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