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A TEACHERble Moment on America’s Independence Day/ 4th of July

Colors of freedom,
Painted in red, white, and blue, 
Spirit unbroken.

The 4th of July in the USA, or Independence Day, celebrates our country’s declaration of independence from Britain in 1776.

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Miss Gray

My name is Erykah Gray, but most people know me as Miss Gray. I’m from Centreville, a small town in southern Mississippi that I’m proud to call home. I earned my bachelor’s degree in English from The University of Southern Mississippi in Hattiesburg and later completed a Master of Arts in Literature at Liberty University in Lynchburg, Virginia. I’m currently a doctoral student at the University of Louisiana at Monroe because I truly believe learning never stops. Teaching isn’t just what I do; it’s a part of who I am. I love speaking, writing, and encouraging others to find their voice. Each day in my classroom, I work to make learning engaging and meaningful while helping my students grow into confident, inspired thinkers ready to take on the world. Here, I hope to do the very same.

4 responses to “A TEACHERble Moment on America’s Independence Day/ 4th of July”

  1. utahan15 Avatar
    utahan15

    spirit true He is not us

    above author of all

    we re free

    some of us

    but being lead

    by a criminal

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    1. Miss Gray Avatar
      Miss Gray

      The criminal you speak of has tainted the idea of freedom and democracy. Recent actions taken by him will leave many citizens in a complexed state. Things are not good, but my faith keeps me sane.

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      1. utahan15 Avatar
        utahan15

        we must punish him. impeach him; convict him and silence him. regime change darling.

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      Miss Gray

      Also, I enjoyed this piece. Nice!✨

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