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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 Exploring my family history through art in order to explain my American Creed Featured My American Creed Justin F. Connecticut I think this image represents what the American Creed is for me. Featured My American Creed Cole H. New Hampshire My piece is about what it means to be an American in relation to "The Pledge of Allegiance" by George Thatcher Balch. My essay describes the loyalt... Featured What It Means to Be an American Sarafina M. Florida

6 responses tagged with "privilege"

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Opportunity in America Hailey B, Royal Oak High School, Michigan America is beginning to lose some of our founding morals and beliefs. Some of our values like opportunity or privilege are not the same as they used to be. Tagged With : opportunity

Immigration: Poem of American Creed Daniel T., Project Citizen , Connecticut Tagged With : privilege

What is Your American Creed? Terrell S., West Baton Rouge Library, Louisiana My American Creed is a promise to myself and everyone else I am around, that I will stand strong for my beliefs and always remember my community. Tagged With : creed

The Freedom of an American Scout, Millikan High School, California Mountain biking in Lake Forest for Good Dirt to help people in Rwanda have bikes. My grit and determination allows me to finish the 25 mile ride. Thanks to living in America, I am able to afford a ... Tagged With : culture

What Americans Do Christianna P., Royal Oak High School, Michigan

People tend not to realize how much their life changes overtime until it's brought up. In a society where we're told anything is possible, can our childhood dreams really come true?

Tagged With : change , work , privilege , future , poverty

Letter to male politicians Alondra CD, NY-Hudson Valley Writing Project, New York A letter to male politicians about how they should learn to recognize privilege. Tagged With : privilege , representation