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Oak Park High School - Oakland Writing Project

Michigan

36 responses to "American Creed" and counting
Generational Legacy Jason Jr., Oak Park High School - Oakland Writing Project, Michigan This is the story of how my family has made a name for themselves and set examples that many black people in America don't get. Tagged With equal opportunity , opportunity , racism , respect , stereotypes
This is america William I., Oak Park High School - Oakland Writing Project, Michigan This is a poem about how people view America, but I tell you how things really are here. I purposely did not capitalize the "A" in America to show that are not as great as most people think. The "A... Tagged With america , freedom , justice , opportunity , patriotism
America, The Land of the Free? JaVonne K., Oak Park High School - Oakland Writing Project, Michigan America is called the land of the free and we are supposed to have enumerable rights. Minorities in this country have to endure many hardships and only when everyone can come together as equals wil... Tagged With america , blacklivesmatter , dream , freedom , minorities
Past and Present: A Family's American Creed Tekyira M., Oak Park High School - Oakland Writing Project, Michigan 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 through time. Tagged With blacklivesmatter , diversity , dream , positive , unity Featured
The Truth Untold Dewon W., Oak Park High School - Oakland Writing Project, Michigan My essay is about the struggles of being black and gay in america. This is a quick story about my life and how i don't feel like an american. Tagged With identity , truth
The Country that isn't free... Torriano R., Oak Park High School - Oakland Writing Project, Michigan My Essay shows the facts about our country and how African Americans are treated. My essay shows stats and gives an insight to our community and the challenges we face as a culture. Tagged With african americans , culture , racial justice
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