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Highland School
New York
19 responses to "American Creed" and counting
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Is the American Dream still achievable?
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Rosemarie P., Highland School, New York
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Is it still possible to pursue a happy life with a stable job, a family, and wealth or success in life?
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What America Means to Me
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Christine K., Highland School, New York
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My piece is simply about how my relatives of the past struggled in their home land and moved to America despite all the difficulties and dangers they faced. They saw America as a land of opportunit...
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American Creed
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Dylan Saffir, Highland School, New York
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My piece is about how we as a country can come together and accomplish things in the future, instead of being in a constant static state.
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Symbol of Guns in America
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Nik T., Highland School, New York
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I talk about the symbolism of guns in our country, how guns are used for a lot more good than bad, and why the gun bans can’t happen.
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"Promise Land"
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Olivia T., Highland School, New York
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A poem on who actually makes up America.
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As American as Apple Pie
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Kev M., Highland School, New York
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As Americans, we have inherited a firearm tradition that has grown more and more at odds with modern society. If we are to move forward as Americans, we must critically understand this aspect of ou...
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