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Learning What it Means to be an American in New York City Spencer B., Royal Oak High School, Michigan In one trip, I learned some of the most important values of what it truly means to be an American. Tagged With citizenship , creed , understanding , unity , values
America, a Melting Pot? Brooke B., Royal Oak High School, Michigan My project, through interviews, explores the relationship between being an American and cultural background. My interview subjects are high school students with varying cultural backgrounds. Tagged With american , creed , culture , heritage , identity
Gun Control Jayden L., NY-Hudson Valley Writing Project, New York If you want to be against all these mass murders read about having gun control in the United States Tagged With gun control , mass mudering
Homeless Inequality in America Charles C., NY-Hudson Valley Writing Project, New York My article is about the homeless inequality or the reasons that people are homeless. Tagged With america , homelessness , inequality
The Importance of the American Dream Eduardo A., Staples High School , Connecticut My parent's stories about overcoming racial and economic adversity in different ways transform my American Creed into making sure everybody has opportunities to overcome their challenges and live t... Tagged With american dream , challenges , creed
My American Creed is My Family's Journey A C., Bay High School, Ohio A small family tree of poems created by my memories of stories told about/by my family. The stories contrast the immensely different lives that my family members have had, both to each other and to... Tagged With family , grandparents
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