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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 Exploring my family history through art in order to explain my American Creed Featured My American Creed Justin F. Connecticut I wrote this poem to express how I feel about immigration, as an immigrant. Featured No One is Illegal Marwa Connecticut 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

552 responses tagged with "america", "american creed ", "american dream", "beliefs", and "equal opportunity"

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How free are we? Andrew, Bay High School, Ohio How do our ancestors influence us today? Tagged With : freedom

My American Creed Olivia, Bay High School, Ohio Story about my parents Tagged With : american creed

American Creed Jaune W., UCLA CS, California What exactly is Americanism? Nowadays, the meaning of such a word has been lost, muddied even. With tensions at the highest they've ever been, now more than ever, we must recall true Americanism... Tagged With : citizenship

My American Creed Mia, Bay High School, Ohio In this watercolor painting I represented America through the flag and qualities that make a good American citizen through colors. Red for respect, white for equality, blue for trust, dark blue for... Tagged With : america , citizenship

My American Creed Madeline P., Puckett High School, Mississippi I believe the death penalty is necessary. Tagged With : american creed

Equality shows everywhere:symbols,words,rituals Angellina, ASU Preparatory Academy, Arizona

My project is about how equality is everywhere and how it can be represented in so many ways for example in my project I have a picture of the Statue of Liberty she is basically representing freedo...

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