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It's about growing up as a Native American in a predominately Caucasian community and being told I don't belong in the country I was born in for su... Featured American Dream Culture Nebraska Featured Aspiring Americans Cydney W. Alaska This piece of work explains homelessness in America. Many people do not know women have a harder time being homeless than man. Featured Homelessness in America Mya M. New York Symbols show up on our lives everyday. America has many objects and items that represent the nation and they all have their own meanings and history. Featured Land of the Free as Symbolic as Can Be Abbey K. Michigan

310 responses tagged with "acceptance", "action", "american dream", "civil rights", and "immigration"

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How does your family & community history connect to your American creed? bea u., Bay High School, Ohio My story on how my father influenced my American creed. Tagged With : american creed

family American creed ish, Bay High School, Ohio My dad grew up poor in Belize and my mom grew up poor on the bad side of town in Cleveland. Tagged With : history , action

Preserving Family Culture Olivia K., Royal Oak High School, Michigan Preserving family culture is essential to my American Creed. Remembering and acknowledged our family's history helps increase the diversity in America, which is beautiful and unique. Tagged With : creed

American Creed Michael J., Columbus High School , Montana This Article is about the American Creed and our problems in America. Tagged With : creed

America: Religious Freedom is a Right Daria M., Staples High School , Connecticut My American Creed is the importance of religious freedom. It is something America offers that gives individuals a sense of security. Tagged With : america , dream , fear , immigration , religion

Entre Dos Mundos Allie M., Avondale High School, Michigan A recount of my own family history, alternating between English and Spanish representing what it's like to be Between Two Worlds. Tagged With : immigration

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