Flags as powerful emblems shape U.S. identity and controversy
The piece surveys how flags, especially the Confederate and U.S. banners, provoke varied emotions and meanings. It cites Charleston's church massacre and Dylann Roof, notes academic views on national symbolism, and discusses historical, cultural, and political uses of flags from Iwo Jima to Vietnam and beyond.
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