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Featured 4th Generation American Amber B. Alaska The essay that I've wriiten is about the major problem America is having with gun violence and why we as Americans need to find a way to stop this ... Featured America: Our Current Problems and Future Solution Kaci L. Michigan 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

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What is my American Creed? Leina'ala K., Copper Hills High School, Utah In today's world, we have learned lots of lessons along the way to shape our society into who and what we are. One thing, however that has made us who we are is the fact that we believe so strongly... Tagged With : american creed , civil rights , discrimination , dream , history

Isaac Pedersen American Creed Isaac P., Bay High School, Ohio Symbols in American creed. Tagged With : american creed

Letter to the people of America Brizayna H., NY-Hudson Valley Writing Project, New York This piece is about the inequality found present in America and how it has affected people of color. Tagged With : discrimination

America Is More Divided Than Ever Jeremiah C., Morehead Writing Project, Kentucky Here is my American Creed project. Follow the URL to the presentation and enjoy! Tagged With : democracy , mass shooting , politics , school , segregation

My American Creed Marina, Bay High School, Ohio To me, American Creed is the idea that as an American you are entitled to certain freedoms, rights, and responsibilities Tagged With : american ideals

What does it mean to be an American? Mason S., Crownover, Texas To be an American is to have unlimited possibilities, be different and unique, and to unite with your community. Tagged With : america , community , immigration , positive , unity

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