United States Flag Code

In the time we spent analyzing the ultimate meaning of identity, I discovered how identity was not limited to one’s self. In fact, it inevitably involves the world around us. In “Why Are All the Black Kids Sitting Together in the Cafeteria?” Beverly Tatum explains how identity is formed from your own ideas and others’ views. In addition, the text mentions how identity contributes to intersectionality, which determines one’s power in society based on the seven categories of “otherness” - age, race/ethnicity

race, and sexuality simply because others do not understand. It is to my understanding that a pivotal part of a leader’s job is to protect all citizens under the flag, not all citizens who they believe should be protected under the flag based on their religious or personal beliefs. As of recently Donald Trump, president of the United States, has denied transgender people the right to serve in the U.S army since it would greatly affected the readiness of the U.S army which would prevent victories in

Patriotism: Pride in the American Flag Red, white, and blue; the colors of freedom and hope. A symbol of bravery and honor for those who have dedicated their lives to this country. Billowing in the wind, promising our freedoms is the flag of the United States of America. When the Founding fathers signed their names to the Declaration of Independence, they set forth a path of courage and strength for the United States. From that day on, Americans found ways to show their love for this country. Patriotism

The American people are involved with the American Flag daily in some sort of way. Children do the daily pledge giving honor to the flag called The National Anthem. Growing up as a child the flag meant to me blood, sweat, and tears. The blood, sweat, and tears explains the hard times the American people have been through, the hard work that is put in to make the Untied States a better place, and the soldiers that has fought for us. Maybe after reading this research paper it will help you as much

does the flag represent? To most people the flag would represent honor and integrity. Some also believe that it respects the people who serve or served our country. Others disagree they believe that it oppresses people of color and we should not stand for the flag because of what it represents. I believe that in the United States of america we have the right to express ourselves, And if we believe that the flag oppresses people of color we should take a stand. Some people believe that the flag of the

1776, the American flag has been a symbol of power, valor, and liberty for 241 years. Throughout every war, Old Glory has been standing strong; starting with the American Revolution, the flag has persevered, flying beside American soldiers, marines, airmen, and sailors, providing the servicemen and women a sense of security and strength. The American flag is more than a piece of cloth; the flag represents the hundreds of thousands of people who have died for the United States of America. Old Glory

The Supreme Court’s decision on the case of Texas v. Johnson has been a controversial one, as it involves the burning of our national symbol, the American flag. It leads to the question: Does the desecration of the American flag a way of expressing speech that is protected by the first amendment? Shouldn't the destruction of a true American symbol be protected and preserved, as it is a symbol that represents our country? There is a great amount of criticism that Texas v. Johnson has been faced with;

I think that Kaepernick is stupid and very disrespectful to our nation and to all of the men and women who fight for our country. Collin will kneel during the playing of the national anthem, while their are people with no legs that still try and stand up during the national anthem. I believe that he is in the wrong here, because he is disrespectful to the nation. “In the ‘land of the free,’ are you free to sit out the national anthem?” by Jaweed Kaleem, he writes about what Kaepernick was doing,

I believe that kneeling during the National Anthem is disrespectful to not only America but also the people that fought for our country. Not standing during the national anthem is an unacceptable way to protest our leader. I understand if you do not agree with the president but it is rude and uncivil to not stand during the National Anthem. The national anthem is America’s song and it represents all the soldiers, and first responders that have sacrificed their lives for this great country. To dishonor

In the Time Magazine article titled “Colin Kaepernick Had No Choice but to Kneel” it goes over why Kaepernick kneeling for the national anthem is not unpatriotic. The article argues the very opposite that if Kaepernick would continue to stand despite having the views he has would be unpatriotic. Kaepernick kneeling during the national anthem is seen as a way to protest that is more newsworthy than a tweet or a locker room interview, because people will notice it. Kaepernick is showing his patriotism