My Dad's American Creed - American Creed

Summary

Going through the American Creed process really had me curious about how my dad would respond the whole time. So, for my project I decided to find out how he felt in a video interview by asking the same questions.

Morehead Writing Project Dr. Deanna Mascle's Fall 2019 Writing I Classes

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What it's like to be me. Ann L., Morehead Writing Project, Kentucky It's just simply a poem describing what I feel like being an american citizen. Tagged With : inequality

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Make a stand, Change the world Matthew B., Morehead Writing Project, Kentucky Don’t settle for less, Work for more We always say we try to do better But never start doing We always say we need to be better But never start to be Nobody ever looks in the mirror Maybe... Tagged With : action , change , hope

Treat Others How They ALL Deserve Ben P., Morehead Writing Project, Kentucky This letter encourages others to treat others with equality and to realize that everyone is in fact, human. Tagged With : equality

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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

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Interviewing students about what represents their American Creed, along with Patriotic phrases Andrew J., B. Michael Caudill Middle School, Kentucky

My American Creed is expressed through words like freedom of faith, speech, press. These rights are the basic foundation of our beloved country. We participate in rituals such as saying the pledge ...

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College Struggles Sania K., NY-Hudson Valley Writing Project, New York This piece is about the struggles of college admissions and scholarship money for minorities. Tagged With : equality

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