Mississippi: The Magnolia US State Flag Beer Stein

For a long time, Mississippi's flag flew with the C0nf3d3rat3 battle flag in its corner. It was a symbol of the state's history, but also a reminder of a painful past for many. Voices rose, calling for a change, a flag that represented all Mississippians, not just some. - In 2020, a new flag was born. A flag of hope and unity, a symbol of the state's rich heritage and its bright future. The new flag features a beautiful magnolia flower, Mississippi's state flower, surrounded by stars. The magnolia, with its elegant bloom, represents the state's natural beauty and its people's resilience. The stars, twenty white and one gold, symbolize Mississippi's history and its diverse population. - The new flag wasn't without its challenges. There were those who clung to the old ways, fearing change. But the majority of Mississippians embraced the new symbol, seeing it as a chance to move forward together. The flag, they said, should reflect the best of Mississippi, its kindness, its strength, and its unwavering spirit. - Today, the new flag flies proudly over the state Capitol, a testament to Mississippi's journey towards a more inclusive and equitable future. It's a symbol of hope, a symbol of unity, and a symbol of a state that is ready to embrace its full potential. - Creative Commons attribution share alike, This file is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 4.0 International license.