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The Value of Family
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Kate W., Royal Oak High School, Michigan
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Does the amount of value you place on your family alter with the knowledge of ancestral background? For me, the two are unrelated, but I interviewed my family as well and realized it's not where yo...
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A Legacy of Honor
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Lillian K., Royal Oak High School, Michigan
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My family has a history of serving in the military and it has engraved in me a high sense of patriotism. Each stanza in the poem is directed to a specific audience, friends and family, government, ...
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Diversity & Equality
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Reina B., Royal Oak High School, Michigan
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Diversity and equality go hand in hand. One's culture can determine how much they are open to the issue of diversity and being different and how, other than those who are open minded, there still a...
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How Being A First Generation Can Affect Views on What it Means to be an American
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Joanna D., Royal Oak High School, Michigan
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An examination on the similarities of how children of immigrants view their privileges and what it means to be an American.
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America Is One
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Vera , Royal Oak High School, Michigan
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Being an American is understanding and learning from each other.
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American Opportunity
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Joseph K., Royal Oak High School, Michigan
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An evaluation of the American stereotype
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