THE black American flag first appeared as a symbol of defense during the Civil War. Nowadays, the flag symbolizes other things that some Americans take pride in What does the black American flag me… ...

David Hammons African American flag was first created for the art exhibition “Black USA” at an Amsterdam museum in 1990. The flag is exactly what one would think of for the Black version of ...

Additionally, Ansoff told PolitiFact that the blue, white and black flag in the post is not technically an American flag. Ansoff pointed to the first section of the code which stipulated that the ...

The most-seen Puerto Rican flag is red, white and blue; however, the black-and-white flag was at the vendor stands at the festival on Parcel 5. One vendor told us it is a universal flag of protest ...

The flags flown Friday looked like a black-and-white American flag white a blue stripe across the center. Here's an explainer on what they mean and where they came from. WHAT WE FOUND.

So I went online to find more information. The modern version of the black and white flag seems to trace back to someone named Andrew Jacobs who is president of Thin Blue Line USA, and who said in ...

As protests over policing continue to convulse cities throughout the U.S., one symbol keeps showing up: a black-and-white American flag with one blue stripe. Recently, the flag was flown from the back ...

Participants hold signs with the Puerto Rico's flag painted in black and white as symbol of resistance and civil disobedience during the NYC's 60th annual Puerto Rico Day parade on June 11, 2017 ...

A Juneteenth flag was created in 1997 that included the colors red, white and blue. Many Black people celebrate Juneteenth with a flag that is red, black and green. Some social media users called ...

A black-and-white American flag with a thin blue line across its center appeared among the Confederate flags toted by the white supremacists and neo-Nazis during the violent protests.

I cannot salute the flag; I know that I am a black man in a white world." In his 1916 editorial about Hubert, Johnson says that if black Americans don't claim the United States, then they don't ...