And we thought it worth a few moments to celebrate a flag created nearly a century ago for black Americans. The Pan-African flag, (also called the Marcus Garvey, UNIA, Afro-American or Black ...

The Pan African flag was hoisted above the Orange County fairgrounds in Costa Mesa Tuesday and will fly throughout February to mark Black History Month, ostensibly concluding a two-year battle ...

The Pan-African flag is red, which stands for blood; black, which stands for culture; and green, which stands for the land or natural fertility of Africa. It was adopted back in 1920 to symbolize ...

Also known as the UNIA flag, Afro-American flag, Black Liberation flag or simply the Marcus Garvey flag, this vibrant symbol of red, black, and green came to be in 1920. Marcus Garvey aimed to ...

Antioch will for the first time in history fly the Pan-African flag at City Hall through Juneteenth in honor of Black Americans who contributed to the enrichment of the community. Related Articles ...

Royal Niger Company (1887–1888): This company controls parts of Nigeria and uses a flag based on the British ... South uses a green circle on a white background.

The city of Cincinnati celebrated the beginning of Black History Month on Friday by raising the Pan-African flag to commit to racial justice.City leaders said the Pan-African flag — a tricolor ...

With his pals who were also activists like him, they formed this association to shout loudly against colonialism and support Black nationalism. The Pan-African flag was brought to life by members ...