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My piece is about how my family is connects to my American Creed. In this instance I wrote a photo story explaining how it does. I write about the ... Featured How does your family & community history connect to your American creed? Siyar J. Connecticut This poster represents my American creed through emotions and feelings. Featured My American Creed Abby H. Kentucky I think this image represents what the American Creed is for me. Featured My American Creed Cole H. New Hampshire I wrote this poem to express how I feel about immigration, as an immigrant. Featured No One is Illegal Marwa Connecticut

86 responses tagged with "action", "blacklivesmatter", and "discrimination"

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My American Creed Andy M., Bay High School, Ohio How my family history illustrates the importance of work ethic and determination. Tagged With : action

A World Without Discrimination Andrew B., Royal Oak High School, Michigan In my American Creed essay I talked about discrimination and how it can affect certain people and why there should be no such thing as discrimination. Tagged With : discrimination

American Creed Through Action Elle , Hazen Middle School, North Dakota This is about the many ways people show their American Creed through actions. Tagged With : america

The American Way Brooklynn G., Chugiak High School, Alaska

Noticing the little things can become a big thing, and may save a person or an animal's life. Plastic pollution and depression in the United States are growing problems; organizations that are will...

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A More Perfect Union Anna M., Bay High School, Ohio The belief that you can create change through action is an essential American characteristic. We express our national creed by speaking out for what we believe in and trying to improve our nation. Tagged With : change

Being An LGBT American maya s., Royal Oak High School, Michigan This is about the growth of being a member of the LGBT community in America in 2018. Tagged With : discrimination

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