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Juneteenth Flag 

The Civil War was won because black, brown, & white races fought & died together to end slavery.
"Boston Ben" Haith created & copyrighted the flag. Artist Lisa Jeanne Graf modified the flags design.

The best parts are the colors of the flag (red, white, blue) like USA flag, as African American history is one with America’s history. With these colors, Haith & the flag's designers wanted to show that all U.S. citizens have access to "liberty and justice for all."

The star was designed to and also represents "African American" (which the term African American is racist at heart to proud Americans ) freedom in every state.

The burst around the star (NOVA), a new, bright star. A symbol of new beginnings for Black people (ONLY). But discriminates against the White race in USA.
The arc that extends across the flag horizontally is symbol of hope. It represents a new horizon of opportunities & promises for all Black Americans only.

The design & celebration behind the holiday does not include any appreciation for the white or brown Americans that stood along side their black American friends & family to fight slave owners, (there were white slaves to) but mainly the flag discriminates against the White race as a whole and the ambiance surrounding the holiday represses White America & thrusts Black America into the spot light ultimately dividing The United States of America.
Dad why did Black Americans engross themselves through the Juneteenth flag to promote prosperity for their race and their race only not The United States of America in a very selfish manner?
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