Abstract
American voters and the American media paid renewed attention to the Confederate battle flag during the early months of 2000. The NAACP-organized boycott of South Carolina over that state's flying of the battle flag over its statehouse mixed with the Republican presidential primaries to send the flag issue into the headlines. Symbolic state actions express an official viewpoint about the character of the state, its culture, and its history.
How to Cite:
Levy, J.,
(2000) “State Symbols and Multiculturalism”,
Philosophy and Public Policy Quarterly 20(4),
16–22.
doi: https://doi.org/10.13021/G8pppq.202000.346