My Writing is about the American Dream my family's past and heritage.

This is a video about how music is a ritual which expresses the American Creed.

In this podcast, we discuss the issue of immigration and how it affects everyday life in the US. We discuss why it is important to the success of America, and how it affects other countries, as well.

The first computer was released in 1981. My mother was born in 1964. 17 years. For 17 years, my parents generation lived day to day life without wifi, but some would argue they had a much better connection

Ever wonder what challenges women face in America? How about minority women? In this website I will do an analysis of the beliefs of six very different women and sum up their personal experiences and in short essay.

This is about the growth of being a member of the LGBT community in America in 2018.

This piece is a critique of the fallacies in America today and a proposal of what can be done to stop them. This nation has tried to rely on the same old values yet still pleads that progress is being made, a stagnation that goes against the rights of man, woman, and child.

This is about the American dream, and what a major problem in America is.

Do you have many different cultural traditions that your family may have brought over to America that are very important to you? Join me in learning how cultural tradition and immigration plays a role in elements of diverse Americans' identity

I believe that we inspire each other.

What do you believe in? I believe in a sense of community. In this article I will be talking about how my community has helped me become the person I am today.

Why and how self acceptance is important.

Being an American is understanding and learning from each other.

The following discussion and reflections were prompted by four questions centered around the topic of gun control, with the purpose of evaluating how we as Americans consider the social contract and alterations to our rights.

The story of my grandparent's journeys to America and the freedom they found here.

American creed can be symbolized by different words/ symbols. Everyone has their own sense of what they think American Creed is and how it can affect them.

Analyzation of the sense of community that drives people to help others around them, specifically in the case of Detroit neighborhoods and downtown area.

Political polarization has become a huge issue in our country and by telling our own personal stories we can help to create a greater level of understanding to combat this issue.

I wrote about how my parents taught me to love who I am by being true to myself.

The story of how risk is essential for the American Dream.

My piece is a satire that details the inequity in educational opportunity in America.

How our own history shapes our ability to understand others and create an accepting American creed

My essay is about how I believe in everyone being kind to one another. I share my thoughts & stories and facts I've learned, and research I've conducted.

People tend not to realize how much their life changes overtime until it's brought up. In a society where we're told anything is possible, can our childhood dreams really come true?

This essay is about the link between being creative and a happier, more successful life.

My writing is about America being a land of opportunity, but there is a lack of accessibility to education to lower income families and immigrants.

My group discussed how immigration is a very important subject that affects America constantly. We have talked about how many of us are descendants of immigrants, and how America itself was basically brought to life by immigration, so it why not add to the melting pot.

Parents must guide their children into their American freedoms so their child is familiar with what the future entails. Children have freedoms just like adults and when they reach certain ages these freedoms should be introduced to them when they are given.

Is education the key to the American dream? I write about why I value education and how it became important to me.

How does music express the thoughts of diverse Americans on what it means to be American?