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Bruce Patterson
The Red Ensign and the Maple Leaf:
Canada’s Two Flag Traditions
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Timed for the fiftieth anniversary of the adoption of the Canadian national flag, this article speaks to this flag as the culmination of a post-Second World War tradition that developed out of, and as a counterpoint to, the earlier flag tradition of Canadian banners based on the British ensign pattern or those which utilized emblems of British and French heritage.
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Ken Reynolds
Editor’s Notes
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Rosalind Urbach Moss
“Yes, There’s a Reason I Salute the Flag”: Flag Use and the Civil Rights Movement
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In the 1950s and 1960s, all sides in the struggle over civil rights used the U.S. flag in different and evolving ways, competing for the power of the nation’s primary symbol. This article traces in scholarly detail how flag use influenced and gave images to the era.
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Howard Michael Madaus
The United States Flag in the American West: The Evolution of the United States Flags Produced by or for U.S. Government EntitiesDuring the Westward Movement, 1777 – 1876
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The government agency that did the most to spread the flag across the western United States in its first century was not the Army, not the Navy, but the Indian Department. Its “presentation flags,” often of a variant design with eagles or coats of arms in their cantons or with alternate star patterns, combine with the military’s standard flags in this article based on many primary sources.
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Hipólito Rafael Chacón
The Global Legacy of Cuba’s Estrella Solitaria (Lone Star Flag)
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Steven A. Knowlton
“Show Me the Race or the Nation without a Flag, and I Will Show You a Race of People without Any Pride”:
The Flags of Black Nationalist Organizations as Disambiguating Responses to Polysemic National Symbols
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David B. Martucci
Sally Ann and the Flag Factory
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Kenneth W. Reynolds
Bibliography of Flag-Related Articles, Books, Papers, and Theses for 2016–2017
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