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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 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

Featured Mass Incarceration in America Ayanna S. Nevada 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

319 responses tagged with "education", "freedom", and "poetry"

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My American Creed E.C. , UCLA CS, California Education is full of opportunities, if we don't take advantage of them we're simply just letting them go by. Tagged With : opportunity

Alienated Jacob O., Fayetteville High School, Arkansas This is an essay about how my family affects how I fit in, my motivations to being successful, and my belief systems. Their choices or actions from before and after my birth have affected every asp... Tagged With : education

Symbols and Ceremonies Allie B., Gerstell Academy, Maryland I wrote about the role of symbols and ceremonies in our society. Tagged With : poetry

America's Foundation James G., New Tech High at Coppell, Texas To learn about the American Creed, we made a Photoshop masking project. This project has taught me a lot about the land I live in. I chose this image because it symbolizes the foundations of our co... Tagged With : america

Ideals in America are but luck and chance, determined by government standards. Lexi Q., ASU Preparatory Academy, Arizona My piece talks about the ideals of rags-to-riches and how as a country we might not be able to achieve that because of governmental standards. Tagged With : education

Be a Friend John J., Royal Oak High School, Michigan How my mother shaped my view of how Americans treat each other. Tagged With : family

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