The world is home to 195 countries, each with its own unique flag. While some flags are instantly recognizable, others remain ...

The US Program leads with the principle of racial justice and equity as a fundamental human right providing the foundational, over-arching, and unifying theme for all our work. Our strategic ...

In general, however, straight rows of stars and proportions similar to those later adopted officially were used. The principal acts affecting the flag of the United States are the following: ...

Racial disparity and inequality in the United States today ... incarcerated (1,020.4 per 100,000 Black Americans vs 217.7 per 100,000 white Americans). In 18 states, Black households earn even ...

Around a table, a number of members of the public stand holding the flag down as Trump scribbles along one of its white stripes ... Congress passed the United States Flag Code, creating official ...

Michael Lee Lanning, author, "The African-American Soldier: From Crispus Attucks to Colin Powell" Image above: "The Old Flag Never ... forces of the United States. Although Black Americans fought ...

Flying the flag upside down when not in distress is a violation of the United ... Black Sun. (The DeSantis campaign fired the ...

On November 6, 1860 Abraham Lincoln was elected President of the United ... states, however -- most white northerners were not interested in fighting to free slaves or in giving rights to black ...

Each country's team is preceded into the Olympic Stadium by an athlete or delegation representative bearing his or her country’s flag. The flagbearer for the United States Olympic Team is normally ...

"Where is the black ... United States, Central America, and the Caribbean. The Black Cross Nurses formed their own contigent in U.N.I.A. parades, making a striking appearance in long cowled white ...

United Statescategory Michigan city of Warren in focus amid worries about delayed election results November 2, 2024 United Statescategory Harris and Trump locked in tight race in swing states, NYT ...