A line in the United States flag code states,”The flag represents a living country and is itself considered a living thing.” The meaning of the flag is a living, changing thing, and the interpretation we lay over the flag reflects our times. How we interpret the symbolism of our flag, as individuals and tribes, underpins where and how we want to plant the flag.
Highway 17, Georgia.
4th of July, Atlanta, Georgia.
4th of July, New Pekin, Indiana. The town claims to have the longest...
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Astronaut Gus Grissom Memorial, Mitchell, Indiana.
Cochran, Georgia.
Vietnam Veterans wait to go inside the U.S. Captiol and pay their respects to...
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The casket of Senator John McCain in the U.S. Capitol Rotunda.
Dover, Delaware.
Utica, Indiana.
Washington D.C.
Washington D.C.
Belvidere, Illinois.
Washington D.C.
Washington D.C.
4th of July, Washington D.C.
New Pekin, Indiana.
Washington D.C.
Lake Monroe, Indiana.
Washington D.C.
Atlanta, Georgia.
Havre de Grace, Maryland.
Black Lives Matter Plaza, Washington D.C.
Supporters of Brett Kavanaugh, Washington D.C.
Baseball opening day, Washington D.C.
Hyper local Memorial Day parade, Silver Spring, Maryland.
4th of July parade, Washington D.C.
Casket of John Lewis, Washington D.C.
The Rhone American Cemetery at Draguignan, France.
The National Mall, Washington D.C.
President Joe Biden's inauguration, Washington D.C.