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What do the American flag and national anthem symbolize?
Standing for the flag and anthem at a sports game or other public gatherings, symbolically shows that we are all Americans, no matter our race or religion, no matter our preferred sports team, and no matter our political differences. Standing is the ultimate salute to sportsmanship. 3.
Are flags illegal on cars?
There is no specific law against flying a flag from your vehicle. However, as many outlets note, you can risk a fine for flying them. The Road Vehicles (Construction and Use) Regulations Act 1986 is cited across the board, particularly Regulation 30, which advises motorists to avoid impairing their vision of the road.
Why is the American flag in every classroom?
The U.S. flag is in every classroom because it belongs there. If you are going to school in the USA and you are a citizen it is to remind you that you are part of the country. Many people have died under that flag providing you with the rights you have today. Not all of them have died in uniform.
Are flags allowed in schools in California?
They are in my state of California. There must be an American flag in each classroom. In my district, the flags must be purchased from an American manufacturer. That depends on YOUR state law, local law, and the policies of the school board supervising that school.
Did live oak high school ban the American flag?
As a result of Live Oak High School’s ban on the American flag while allowing displays of the Mexican flag, the Thomas More Law Center and California attorney Bill Becker filed a federal lawsuit against the school and school officials on behalf of three of the students in June 2010.
Should students be forced to say the pledge of allegiance?
It’s tough to pledge to a flag if there is no flag in the classroom. The Supreme Court weighed in and let folks know that while students can be taught the pledge, they cannot be forced to say it or punished for not saying it.