#one flag

[chocolate1nerd]

I made a pansexual flag with only ones colors

[carnegiemuseumnaturalhistory]

Happy International Peace Day!

by Nicole Heller

At Carnegie Museum of Natural History, and with the upcoming Carnegie International, we are thinking a lot these days about the Earth and humanity, both the amazing cultural diversity and forms of human expression and knowledge, and also the sustainability challenges that have emerged with more than seven billion people and growing.

One story you might enjoy is about a group of adventurers who planted a newly designed flag of the Earth at the Arctic today after a three-month sailing journey. They planted this flag in hopes of inspiring others to join together locally and globally to re-think how we can better care for each other, and our collective home. A mission we share as we explore the Anthropocene at the museum.

Nicole Heller is Curator of the Anthropocene for Carnegie Museum of Natural History. Museum employees are encouraged to blog about their unique experiences working at the museum.

[redleafhaiku]

America has 

one flag, and all its stripes run 

the same direction. 

—Red Leaf Haiku by © John Clark Helzer

[mishalogic]

Our flag our banner we all enjoy,

our flag loved by every Australian girl and boy.

The nations young and elderly too,

We are happy our flag is for all of you!

Our flag waves gently in the breeze,

One flag, one nation,

a lovely image for all Aussies to see ... Misha

[coolnumberonefeststudent]

Laicite- The absence of religious involvement in government! Freedom from religion, this represents France. While the U.S. has freedom of religion, where everyone can voice or showcase their religious affiliation, France does not believe in outward displays.