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Be a Friend
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John J., Royal Oak High School, Michigan
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How my mother shaped my view of how Americans treat each other.
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American Creed
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Reagan C., Royal Oak High School, Michigan
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An essay about immigration and being American.
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Heidelberg
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Laura L., Royal Oak High School, Michigan
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My piece is about poverty in America and how pieces of the American Creed have both caused issues within society, but can also help to heal them.
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On Letting Go Of What Once Was
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Logan M., Royal Oak High School, Michigan
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This piece is a critique of the fallacies in America today and a proposal of what can be done to stop them. This nation has tried to rely on the same old values yet still pleads that progress is be...
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The Social Contract
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Sydney C., Royal Oak High School, Michigan
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The following discussion and reflections were prompted by four questions centered around the topic of gun control, with the purpose of evaluating how we as Americans consider the social contract an...
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Ukulele of Unity
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Dan B. & Amanda J., Royal Oak High School, Michigan
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What does it mean to be American? Well, it takes more than one string to play a note, more than one fret to build a neck, and more than one person to be a band...
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