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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 I think this image represents what the American Creed is for me. Featured My American Creed Cole H. New Hampshire Family and community motivate us in life unlike any other person or factor in the world and help us become the best version of ourselves we can be.... Featured Our Forever Number One Fans Aaron J. Connecticut This short story is about how a family's decisions in the past has shaped the present generations-- and how it's connected to America's changes thr... Featured Past and Present: A Family's American Creed Tekyira M. Michigan

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My American Creed Sophie, Bay High School, Ohio I show my american creed through actions like working and volunteering because both those things contribute to America Creed by helping out community as a whole live the American Dream. Tagged With : american creed

My American Creed - Kayla Williams Kayla Williams, Elizabethtown Area High School, Pennsylvania People have many different paths to their American Creed. This one is mine. Healthcare is how I show what myself as an American values. Tagged With : american

My American Creed Charlotte R., Bay High School, Ohio This is my story of my American creed and how it has shaped and improved my life. Tagged With : ambition

Germany to America: Family History Shaping My American Creed Kourtney A., Fayetteville High School, Arkansas Without my Grandmother's efforts and her coming to The United States, I would not be apart of THE ALLEE family. This heavily impacts MY American Creed. The United States of America was and still is... Tagged With : america

LGBTQ+ American Creed JoAnna P., Copper Hills High School, Utah Why I'm glad to live here, and my community. Tagged With : equality

Sharing my Religion Freely Mason K., Copper Hills High School, Utah I'm proud that I can freely talk about my religion without having to worry about getting in trouble with the government. Tagged With : perseverance , faith , religion , acceptance

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