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Flag of the Australian Aboriginals
The Flag of the Australian Aboriginals is a symbol of pride and identity for Aboriginal Australians, representing their heritage, culture, and connection to the land. Here's a breakdown of its design and meaning:
Design:
- Black Top Half: Represents the Aboriginal people of Australia.
- Red Bottom Half: Symbolizes the red earth, the relationship to the land, and the spiritual connection to the country.
- Yellow Circle in the Center: Stands for the sun, the giver of life and protector.
History:
The flag was designed by Harold Thomas, a Luritja artist, in 1971. It became an important symbol during the Aboriginal land rights movement. It was officially recognized as a "Flag of Australia" in 1995 and is widely used during ceremonies, marches, and other events celebrating Aboriginal culture and rights.
The flag is a powerful reminder of Australia's history and the resilience of its First Nations people. 🌏
