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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 I chose an image of Oprah to represent the American Creed because she has been a very impactful person on America. The words I used were, Freedom, ... Featured American Mentor Michaela M. Texas 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 I wrote this poem to express how I feel about immigration, as an immigrant. Featured No One is Illegal Marwa Connecticut

403 responses tagged with "diversity", "equality", "equal opportunity", "family", and "opportunity"

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The American Creed Adila G., UCLA CS, California My response describes how their are similarities in everyone's view on the American Creed. Tagged With : representation

Red White and Blue Sam S., Scott County High School, Kentucky The United States of America is a country that’s full of opportunity, greatness, and the chance to really become the best person you can be. Tagged With : hardwork , change , education , millitary , opportunity

Show the American in You Florencia C., Classen School of Advanced Studies , Oklahoma This is my op-ed on what it means to be an American Tagged With : immigration

My American Creed Matt T., Project Citizen , Connecticut It's just my American Creed Tagged With : creed , family , friendship , poem , youth

How Diverse Americans Understand The American Creed Mateo , UCLA CS, California It talks about how Condoleezza Rice, Joe Maddon, and Deidre Prevett follow and understand the American Creed Tagged With : family

Marginalized Citizens Daniel C., Canyon Springs HS and Leadership & Law Academy, Nevada Junot Diaz observed that a nation reveals its true colors not by the way they present themselves, but by the way they treat those individuals who are in the farthest edges of society. This essay is... Tagged With : equal opportunity , inequality , issues

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