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What is the true meaning behind Flag Day? Often times we commemorate holidays or special events in history through the reservation of a special day. In the case of the national flag, we reserve the day of June 14th as Flag Day but why we choose to separate Flag Day from Independence Day is of an important note. There was a great deal of thought that went into the creation of the American flag aside from its historical declaration of America being its own country.

June 14th, Flag Day, was not however the first day our flag was hung with recognition. In 1977, the Continental Congress suggested that our national flag be represented by something other than the British Union Jack and so was selected our fist flag but previously to this official suggestion, Betsy Ross had already created a version of the American flag. On January 1, 1776, first flag of the country, the Grand Union, hung on a flag pole outside of the Continent Army headquarters; George Washington declared the principles behind the design to show the stars to represent the colonies and the separation of red to show America’s separation from the rule of Great Britain.

The essence behind our flag colors bring to light our struggle for independence. Independence from our mother country for our sake of religious freedom the five pointed star to respect each formed colony under one united governing body. The ring of patriotism brought through the colors of a flag runs deep as it conveys loyalty and honor in being part of a greater purpose. The honor displayed through a commemorative Flag Day appropriately allocates recognition for those that worked so hard in creating such a thought provoking and stately piece of work as a display of independence and patriotism.

So, on the next June 14th, our Flag Day, remember when placing your hand to your heart to show gratitude for what we have as being American citizens but to also truly feel what our flag stands for: independence and patriotism brought through some very reflective artwork.