I feel what guides us is what we believe to be right. I came to the conclusion that my creed is following the beliefs of leaders that have fought discrimination; to me that is what I think is right. Here is my art piece that reflects this creed:

This is about the film American Creed.

The Stories of how my family's achievement have helped to get me where I am today.

My piece is simply about how my relatives of the past struggled in their home land and moved to America despite all the difficulties and dangers they faced. They saw America as a land of opportunity and freedom and I wrote this piece to honor them and spread their story.

My American Creed

This is a short video explaining my perception of being a young black man in America and my view on our country's history of what it was being black in America. Has there been much progress? Is there still more progress to be made?

My American Creed

This is an essay about how my family affects how I fit in, my motivations to being successful, and my belief systems. Their choices or actions from before and after my birth have affected every aspect of my life.

This poem is about religious discrimination and how it isn't right to discriminate people based on their beliefs.

My American Creed is based on how people treat each other. Counties are built on the people that live in it. Whether rich, poor, happy, or sad everyone that lives in America should feel blessed they live in the great country of opportunity.

This is a poem about change and why it is such a vital aspect of American culture and how it is a part of us.

My American dream or Creed is that everyone needs to be able to have opportunities in about the same ease as everyone else.

What it means to be an American.

In the American creed, the people talk about their backgrounds and how they worked and currently work in america and how it shaped them into how they think and dictate what their values are.How they were brought up and raised as children to adults

I wrote a "this i believe" essay about Black Lives Matter to show that we should be free and equal in America.

This essay is about how three people, Joe Maddon, David Kennedy, and Deidre Prevett, understand their American Creed of family and community.

My paper talks about the freedoms you have being an American and how you are different from other people.

My response is a poem describing the ideals of America and the people within. The poem takes into account why so many migrate to America and what it means to be an American. It describes America as a place of freedom and hope.

advocating for your own American ideals and exploring how we as a nation can better achieve our vision.

Community and unity are two essential values in the process of building the American dream and the American identity. They are an essential part of societies so that we can become better citizens and human beings.

What does the American Creed mean to us and me

To me, being an American means creating your own story.

I will provide 4 stories considering that my families history is apart of america's history. I hope that you can take away something from this.

In my essay, I explore the similar perspectives showcased in the American Creed documentary. I discuss Tegan Griffith, David M. Kennedy, and Condoleezza Rice's appreciation for service. Along with how service has helped their families in America.