Overall, 47% of Americans describe the flag as unifying, 16% as divisive, and the rest as neither, according to the poll
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Overall, 47% of Americans describe the flag as unifying, 16% as divisive, and the rest as neither, according to the poll
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Americans' views of ‘Old Glory’ are divided by politics, age and race, according to a new survey. | World News
The clearest expression of where we are as a country is how contentious the American flag has become in recent years.
The American flag: To some it’s Old Glory. To others it’s a MAGA hat on a stick.
Una encuesta revela profundas divisiones, además de grietas raciales y políticas en Estados Unidos, ante el aniversario del país.
It also sheds light on which political parties and ages are most likely to wave the red, white and blue.
