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Creed of Rights Wyatt G., Staples High School , Connecticut My American creed is that anyone and everyone should be able to do what they want, regardless of societal limitations. But, as you'll see, even I'm limiting myself with my current creed. Let's chan... Tagged With acceptance , connecticut , freedom , rights , sexuality
The Hand Me Down That I Will Never Outgrow Julia B, Staples High School , Connecticut I expressed my ideas by writing about my family’s work ethic and personal connections to patients and customers. This helps one become successful not only in the business world, but in life. My fam... Tagged With creed , family , relations , success
Holding the Door Nate K., Staples High School , Connecticut 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... Tagged With blacklivesmatter , equality , lgbt , religion , womens rights
How Do Diverse Americans Understand The American Creed? James H., Staples High School , Connecticut My essay talks about the diversity of the U.S. and how that effects the American Creed. I summarize how The American Dream is not always achievable and how your background effects your American Creed. Tagged With creed , diversity
The Reamble Gabe C., Project Citizen , Connecticut My piece is a black out poem with the Preamble of the constitution. Tagged With america , constitution , creed , freedom , justice
My Lebanese-American Creed Joey I., Staples High School , Connecticut This writing peace shows how my family's American Creed has carried onto our lives in the United States after moving from Lebanon. Although immigrating is a big change in ones life, it is important... Tagged With family , immigration
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