Protest flag tied to the LA immigration riots. Don’t. Poke. The. Bear.

Fond this flag and did mot even know it existed. Machine for recieving and sending packages in Vienna!

The Massachusetts Seal, Flag, and Motto Advisory Commission expanded the finalists from 3 (previously reported here) to six. The Commission couldn't really agree on what to do next and defers to education committees to propose a public education campaign and consultations with indigenous communities. Read more here.

idea inspired by the video of Forceman Big World

Fellow vexillologists, I am genuinely sorry for what I have brought upon your eyes.

This is not a joke, this is its actual flag. I am surprised it hasn't been posted in this sub yet, but now it has!

It's really just a painting of a golden trout with a text overlay (I am pretty sure the font is Arial).

Original artwork is by George LaVanish. Ironically it's actually a Pennsylvania trout, but West Virginia is known for its golden trout so...

Even the logo follows the vexillology rules more than this does.

Image from crwflags.

Bienville Parish Louisiana and Brown County Nebraska, you have a new competitor.

i dont really know if its current flag but people kept saying they changed the flag to this

Just watching the Rowing heats with the rowers in my family and we are like, “where is AIN”? Turns out it’s the French initials for an “Individual Neutral Athlete” and they’ve got a pretty interesting teal flag.

I saw this flag hanging in a friend’s vacation home (in the U.S.). I assumed it had American origins then realized that it was the flag of Malaysia, adopted in 1963.

I know that Liberia’s flag closely mimics the U.S.’s because the state was founded by former American slaves. So I’m curious if there’s a political /historical reason why Malaysia would borrow the core design of the American flag, too.

For me, it would have to be in this order: The City of Amsterdam, State of Hawaii, State of South Carolina, Province of New Brunswick, and Brittany.

That's crazy why couldn't they just use one shade of the same color

The flags of the 25 provinces that make up Sweden are all beautiful and powerful in their own way.

What does this flag even mean?. Been seeing this all over tiktok describes as the "no surrender flag".

Is it up for ones own interpretation?.

What has this flag been used to symbolize in the past?.

What is the unanymous meaning for it now?

Is it bad? Did it used to be bad?.

Thanks.

Not much info since the news article is paywalled. We are left pondering important questions such as why the steam from the train appears ahead of the smokestack.