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Featured 4th Generation American Amber B. Alaska 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 I wrote this poem to express how I feel about immigration, as an immigrant. Featured No One is Illegal Marwa Connecticut 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

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The American Spirit Alexa D., Classen School of Advanced Studies , Oklahoma This is my op-ed piece on the power of the American spirit, especially voicing opinions. Tagged With : citizenship , opinions

The People of the World Sawyer G., Classen School of Advanced Studies , Oklahoma These are my thoughts on diversity in America Tagged With : diversity

The American Identity Briana H., Columbus High School , Montana There are four fundamental ideas that make people American; identity, hope, citizenship, and value. However, today’s culture has ventured far from this ideal. Tagged With : identity , immigration

My American Creed Wyatt G., Bay High School, Ohio Throughout my life I have experienced many instances that i would consider to be the American dream. Time and time again i have experienced opportunities and chances to become myself and explore my... Tagged With : ambition , america , challenges , motivation , self-determination

Why to not celebrate the 4th of July Laila S., Project Citizen , Connecticut An explanation of why America wasn't really free when we signed the Declaration of Independence. Tagged With : holidays

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

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