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Featured 4th Generation American Amber B. Alaska 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 Symbols show up on our lives everyday. America has many objects and items that represent the nation and they all have their own meanings and history. Featured Land of the Free as Symbolic as Can Be Abbey K. Michigan This poster represents my American creed through emotions and feelings. Featured My American Creed Abby H. Kentucky

211 responses tagged with "freedom", "inequality", and "spoken word"

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American Mentor Michaela M., New Tech High at Coppell, Texas 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, Equality, Service and Diversity. Tagged With : service Featured

Home of the Brave Emma G., New Tech High at Coppell, Texas This is a masking project of an eagle filled with the words Justice, Freedom, Equality, Unity made in Photoshop to show the values the American Creed. Tagged With : justice

What It Means To Be American Micah R., Columbus High School , Montana The word freedom comes to mind when we think of the question what does it mean to be American because America is known throughout the world as a country built on freedom. Tagged With : freedom

What the American Creed Means to Me Julia M., Emerald Coast National Writing Project, Florida My piece is about what my idea of the American Creed means to me. Tagged With : freedom

American Creed Olivia T., Crownover, Texas My thoughts on being an American. Tagged With : american , creed , expository , freedom

Rehabilitation Over Punishment for Drug Addicts Shawn J., Highland School, New York The "Land of the Free" has the highest incarceration rate in the world. The US can become a much better place by rehabilitating drug addicts and potentially other nonviolent offenders. Tagged With : freedom

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