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Posted By: Lonzo Lucas II on February 07, 2009 FEATURED Content What else can I say about this pic, not only does it show two of the most influential people but as a bonus Ralph Abernathy looks on from the rear. If you enjoyed this article, Join HBCU CONNECT today for similar content and opportunities via email! |
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A Little Known Black History Fact: Ivan Butcher II, Harlem born Artist, designed and copyrighted in 1975, The Black Evolutionary American Flag, with the Library of Congress. With the approaching Bi-Centennial, Butcher realized that the Media was ignoring a Legacy of Black (African Americans) accomplishments made into the progress of this Nation, not to exclude the Indians (Native Americans) As an Artist compelled to create a symbol, that would express the Contributions that African Americans have made, he designed a Flag. Inspired by words from one of Malcolm X's speeches, for us as an oppressed people not to disrespect the American Flag but instead create our own, which then was advocating a nation within a nation. Along with the threat of Separatism and the fact that Evolution sounded too much like Revolution are the major reasons for The Flag not receiving national recognition from the Media. Today the flag is named, Flag of Progress ( slogan: Unity is Progress) I. Butcher II Video descriptive presentation: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DjzITSGqwz8 Thank you, Ivan Butcher II Monday, February 9th 2009 at 9:48AM |
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