I wrote about the role of symbols and ceremonies in our society.

Unity and acceptance are two things that really stand out to me when I think of American Creed.

I did a photo essay (The website wouldn't let me include my pictures) tp look through major events in US history and talk about what made the country either unified or divided during that time in history.

Joe Maddon's idea was my inspiration and from it i develop a community festival. The festival would allow all cultures and asks that each culture be prepared to express itself in different ways.

What is my American Creed?

Naturalization Process from the eyes of someone who had to do it

My American Creed

When anyone looks at America, all they might see is the polarization between each person and the problems that arise. This poem artfully phrases the most important questions in order to truly dissect what it means to be American.

What is your American creed?

This Prompt is about my American Creed and how we as a nation can better ourselves to become united and ultimately one of the most powerful nations in the world

Rap about what it means to be American.

Personal definitions of American Creed can be achieved by taking action, by proposing different ways to insure change. Here is my way of taking part in this change.

While trying to go about their ordinary lives amidst a backdrop of polarization, divisiveness, and conversations around injustice, everyday Americans in small towns must look inwards to find what brings them closer together.

Explaining what American Creed means to me

I chose "How does your family & community history connect to your American creed?" and talked about how my parents immigrated to the US in order to give me a better life and connected it to the American Creed.

Since its beginning, the United States of America have always been brave, progressive, and rebellious. The Land of the Free, throughout hundreds of years, has had people that seek change, who come together to form the iconic symbols we know today.

A villanelle poem about my family's experience in America.

A poem written about what it means to be an American and how our ancestors actions have shaped our country into what it is today.

My American Creed essay, responding to the second prompt.

A poem about what the American Creed is.

My opinion on words and symbols that either divide or define us as a country.

Pieces is a poem about America and its many pieces as diverse and unique. And how although they are all different and widespread they all come together to form something bigger than themselves.

My American Creed

Despite having many responsibilities as the first of his family in the United States, my grandfather was able overcome many obstacles to obtain higher education and have a successful career in the U.S. military.

I wrote a poem about the flag and what it means to me. I talked about how bad it hurts when I find that my flag is being burned and disrespected by the very people who live here

A dream from America.

The American Dream is a representation of the people, and we fail to live up to that standard every day. I hope we find what made America special.

Acts of selfless service are the best way to show your American Creed through action.

This essay is about ways you can help and bring your community together.