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  1. As NFL Rejects AMVETS #PleaseStand Super Bowl Ad, AmericanFlags.com Donates Flags to Veterans

    The NFL has reportedly rejected the ad below submitted by a national veterans organization for inclusion in the Super Bowl's printed program. The full-page ad - which runs about $30,000 features a photo of the American flag, along with the words "Please Stand." "While we are well aware of the controversy surrounding players kneeling during the National Anthem and the public relations problems this has caused the NFL, our ad is neither a demand nor a judgment upon those who choose to kneel during the National Anthem," an AMVETS National Commander wrote to NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell, asking him to reverse the decision last week. "It's a simple, polite request that represents the sentiment of our membership, particularly those whose missing or paralyzed limbs preclude standing. We sought to give a new context to the discussion from the

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  2. The State Flag of New Mexico: Welcome to the Land of Enchantment

    welcome to new mexico state sign The state of New Mexico is filled with the most breathtaking scenery, vibrant indigenous cultures, and a globally recognized art scene. It is no wonder its nickname is the Land of Enchantment, with so much to see. Unlike many other states with simple flags featuring only the state seal, New Mexico has a bright, bold flag that embraces its unique heritage and culture. The unique flag is considered one of the best-designed state flags and flies proudly over the state of New Mexico.
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  3. 34 Ways You Can Show Your Love for Active Military Members on Valentine's Day

    ways show love military valentines day When your loved one is on active duty, he or she is on-call 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Active duty sometimes means long separations and celebrating holidays alone, which can make this special holiday for sweethearts especially difficult.
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  4. The Fascinating History of the Marines Flag

    iwo jima statue washington dc Since the Revolutionary War ended in 1783, the United States Marine Corp excelled at two things: winning wars and making Marines. Around the world, people associate Marines with honor and pride for our country and its military.
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  5. Eight Patriotic Decorations for the Classroom

    As a teacher, you can instill in your students a real sense of place and pride in the country they live in. When students see they have a patriotic teacher, it opens the door to discussions about American history, veterans of all kinds, and, most importantly, respect for their freedom.

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  6. Beautifying Your Town with Novelty Flags This Winter

    Novelty flags are a fantastic way to bring a sense of vibrancy, energy, and fun to your town. Many resort and beach communities use novelty flags to spruce up their community and give visitors and residents something to enjoy.

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  7. 5 Facets of Timeless Flag Design

    young woman holding USA flag Flags are endlessly diverse in their design. With a dizzying array of colors, imagery, motifs, and patterns, it can be challenging to identify what makes a flag design one that will genuinely last the test of time.
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  8. New Year's Parades: Ring in 2018 with Sugar Bowl and Rose Bowl Parades

    's Parades Ring in 2018 with Sugar Bowl and Rose Bowl Parades What better way to start the New Year than watching football and enjoying the annual New Year’s Day parades! Whether you see the events in person or on TV, you and your family can begin the New Year with some entertaining and exciting American traditions.
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  9. Religious Flags and Banners for the Holidays

    Every family or congregation has its own share of holiday traditions, whether it's gathering for a large meal or decorating the house together. Many of these holiday traditions derive from certain religious backgrounds.

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  10. State Flag of Kentucky – The Bluegrass State

    Kentucky (USA) flag waving on the wind Each state in the United States of America has many symbols that were adopted as the state established itself and the residents gained pride in their home. Every resident may not be familiar with their state’s flower or the state bird, but the state flag inspires a kind of pride that inhabits long-time residents and recent transplants. Kentucky is no exception, with a proud banner that flies over thousands of homes and buildings across the Bluegrass State.
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