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This has been going around social media. Its the Black American Heritage flag. I read it was created by Melvin Charles and Gleason Jackson.
How do you like it?
The shit feels a bit Nazish to me.Aint a fan of the slanted lines or the sword
The shit feels a bit Nazish to me.
According to the designers, "...the elements of the flag include the color black to represent pride and pigmentation and race; red, to remind us of the rich blood black men have shed for freedom, equality, justice and human dignity throughout the world; and gold, to represent intellect, prosperity, and peace. These colors are woven into a composition that juxtaposes the red and black in a set of three stripes: one black stripe centered between two red."What does the sword and branches signify?
According to the designers, "...the elements of the flag include the color black to represent pride and pigmentation and race; red, to remind us of the rich blood black men have shed for freedom, equality, justice and human dignity throughout the world; and gold, to represent intellect, prosperity, and peace. These colors are woven into a composition that juxtaposes the red and black in a set of three stripes: one black stripe centered between two red."
"Superimposed on the black stripe is a golden wreath of fig leaves. The cultivated fig is a native of Africa, and ranks as one of the most ancient of life-sustaining fruits. Centered within the golden wreath is a blunted Moorish boarding sword, symbol of leadership carried by the great Moorish leaders of the 8th century. The sword represents the strength and authority exhibited by a black culture that made many contributions to the world in mathematics, art, medicine, and physical science, heralding the contributions that black Americans would make in these and other fields."
Source:https://www.crwflags.com/fotw/Flags/us-afro.html
Good to know.
While it all makes sense, still not a fan of the slanted lines or sword. But the Fig is a nice touch.
That flag goes hard but the simplicity of the Juneteenth Flag can't be beaten.