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Are We TRULY Equal ?
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Rachel S., Oak Park High School - Oakland Writing Project, Michigan
. Summary:
The American Flag symbolizes our nations strength and unity, but we still tend to judge by sight instead of knowledge.
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unequal opportunity
Biological Family? Perhaps not
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Rheanna T., Royal Oak High School, Michigan
. Summary:
What do you believe in? I believe in a sense of community. In this article I will be talking about how my community has helped me become the person I am today.
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family
Improper Resources in America
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Keegan S., Royal Oak High School, Michigan
. Summary:
My paper is about how America doesn't provide the proper resources for some people to succeed in life. For example, job opportunities, and housing. So I'm trying to raise awareness of this proble...
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To Be American
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Andre, Okemos High School , Michigan
. Summary:
Poem
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creed
When I Think of Home
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Krista W., Avondale High School, Michigan
. Summary:
The American Creed is not always as equally attainable as it may seem.
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equal opportunity
American Creeds Future
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Marlena B., Royal Oak High School, Michigan
. Summary:
American identity and culture will be shaped not by the adults, but the children and immigrants that are moving into society.
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