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Royal Oak High School

Michigan

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A Country of Immigrants Maria P., Royal Oak High School, Michigan Through the experiences of talking to my mother, who was born and raised and Ukraine, I came to learn an important lesson on what it means to be "American". Tagged With america , american , equality , identity , immigration
Expressing American Creed Lauren W., Royal Oak High School, Michigan How does music express the thoughts of diverse Americans on what it means to be American? Tagged With american , expression , music
Ukulele of Unity Dan B. & Amanda J., Royal Oak High School, Michigan What does it mean to be American? Well, it takes more than one string to play a note, more than one fret to build a neck, and more than one person to be a band... Tagged With america , community , music , ukulele , unity
The American Creed and the death of spirituality Zach , Royal Oak High School, Michigan The American Creed and the ideals that built America. Where do these ideals lead people? Why do these ideals lead people? The truth behind the ideals and actions of America as a whole, and it's con... Tagged With creed , happiness
American Activism Abigail B., Royal Oak High School, Michigan This piece is about why activism is important to American culture and the overall American identity. It explores how older and more recent movements have impacted American history and how they repr... Tagged With beliefs , creed , culture , identity , protest
The Italian Perspective Abby G., Royal Oak High School, Michigan The Italian way of immigration. Through family experiences and other perspectives of Italians. What they went through and how they faced them and let it shape them to be who they are. Tagged With community , discrimination , family , immigration , opportunity
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