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I chose this picture of a classroom to describe democracy. I think in a democracy, every citizen has certain basic rights that the state cannot tak... demoracy JaNaisa Georgia For this project, I interviewed Jordan Phanh. We discussed how his life changed as he grew into young adulthood and the people who helped him along... Humans of Sophmore Honors:Jordan Phanh Nico C. California For our Humans of Sophomore English project. I interviewed Sidney Caampued and learned that she is all about her family and culture. She is very ... Humans of Sophmore Honors Sidney Maia H. California Reasons why people need to show support, how, and statistics that prove it helps. Supporting LGBTQIA+ Alexis Wisconsin

196 responses tagged with " access", "collectivism", " democracy", " education", and "future"

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Our Democracy Baeden S., Eureka High School, California My name is Baeden Schinke and this is my views on Democracy below. Tagged With : equality , community , democracy

Our Democracy: Kate Fazio Kate F., Eureka High School, California Democracy was, now and always should be made up of people who care and understand the people who elected them into office; but is that always the case? Tagged With : future

Our Democracy nina c., Eureka High School, California I found a notebook that represented Democracy, I wrote how it represented it and what it means to me. Tagged With : democracy

Our Democracy Emma W., Eureka High School, California This post is about what democracy means to me. This photo represents democracy, how each state comes together to make a final decision and how we are the people who give the flag meaning. Tagged With : family , community

Our democracy Sequoia A., Eureka High School, California In an assignment for my English class, I was assigned with taking a photo and saying what it means to me. Tagged With : democracy

Symbols of Democracy Joshua M., Endless Mountain, Pennsylvania This image depicts two bald eagles sittng next to each other, looking over a house. This represents democracy because eagles are a symbol of freedom and patriotism, and the house can symbolize the ... Tagged With : democracy

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