National flag

in, because every symbol and color on the American flag was earned. The flag represents the millions of soldiers that died in order to get that flag, it represents the hardships and treacherous conditions to get to where we are today. It is not just a flag, it is a medal, it is an award, it is a symbol of honor. It represents the shed blood, sweat and tears that went into creating a government that protected its citizens and their rights. This flag deserves a standing ovation, by everyone in America

Many National Football League players started kneeling during the National Anthem to protest the injustices against African Americans, police brutality, respect, unity, and equal opportunity. They are protesting with untrue statements, such as police brutality. In 2016, 233 African Americans were shot by police, but the vast majority were armed and dangerous. Only 16 African American male victims of police shootings were unarmed. In 2015, a police officer was 18.5 times more likely to be killed by

The Nation flag. “O’er the land of the free and the home of the brave.” We've been adopted this flag for about 70 years, but never have care about an African American has never stood free to do anything.In 2017 Colin Kaepernick last found sitting down during the national anthem. He spoke out to the press about why he remained sitting down, it represented for police brutality. Donald Trump now wants him fired and he’s not patriotic for it all.Even though some might disagree, the NFL should honor their

last time, the flag means something different to me then it does too many others who haven’t had the same experience. I was a body bearer in

The Mexican National Flag and Crest Domestic violence involves the systematic use of force, threats and intimidation by one partner upon another in order for the dominating partner to have control over the victim. In general, women who are abused physically are often isolated. Their partners tend to control their lives to a great extent as well as verbally degrade them. Even though the Latina women are particularly vulnerable to domestic violence because of their culture, it does not mean that

military]. And this is a country that I love. So, me not standing for the national anthem isn't really going to get me the results that I want." Therefore, Athletes who refuse to stand for the national anthem should receive a consequence. For instance, they should get fined or possibly suspended for a few games. Refusing to stand for the National Anthem shows disrespect to the flag members of armed forces. For example, “The national anthem pays respect to the people who have risked their lives, been injured

t this moment in time, we as a nation have come across a troubling situation better known as the national anthem delima. When we think about the National Anthem it’s a way of reminiscing to a song that talks about the great wars and sacrifices the people before us endured. Not only that but it gives a sense of honor ment to the ones who are currently fighting to make sure our country remains a place of freedom. The big question though is should we stand with our hands across our hearts or kneel/sit

pride in a flag for a country that appressed black people and people of color…To me ,this is bigger than football and it would be selfish on my part to look the other way.(Calin Kaepernick). This protest is caused uproar among the people and the football players. Here are three simple reasons why it’s wrong, and should be stopped. One reason why is that by refusing to stand for the national anthem shows disrespect for the flag and members of the armed forces. Also some reasons the national anthem is

regarded collectively, whether it is from broadcasting, publishing, or the Internet. Society, in general, uses these types of media  to shape beliefs that benefit them. Whether it is from coverage of the NFL protests, Muslim stereotypes or small national news, they all come up with different perspectives that enforce different ideas. The first amendment of the constitution states freedom of speech, which not only is the most violated but is also very contradicting. We, as civilians, are put this

Racism is prevalent in today’s society and is exposed in the sports industry as well. Various athletes in different sports field experience racism and face it everyday. Social media is a big platform for people to criticize athletes for their failures and success. On the other hand more times than not, racism can be found within the head of organizations of major sports, most noticeably football. The NFL has condoned an abundance of racist actions towards players of Hispanic and African American