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Ignite the Spirit of Resilience! Get Your Resurget Cineribus Shirt Now!
Ignite the Spirit of Resilience! Get Your Resurget Cineribus Shirt Now!
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Detroit’s Flag: A Closer Look
On Flag Day, cities across the United States proudly display their unique symbols, but what about Detroit’s flag? Surprisingly, it often goes unnoticed, lacking the recognition and iconic status seen in places like Texas or Chicago.
Take a moment to recall Detroit’s flag. If you’re struggling, you’re not alone.
Zooming in, the flag reveals two Latin phrases within its seal: Speramus Meliora and Resurget Cineribus, translating to “We hope for better things” and “It will rise from the ashes.” These words pay homage to the city’s resilience after the devastating Great Fire of 1805.
Interestingly, the current flag, adopted in 1948 from David E. Heineman’s 1907 design, underwent an update in 2000. However, it doesn’t adhere to vexillologists’ standards for an ideal flag. With over three colors (eight to be exact) and lettering, it falls short of the simplicity recommended by flag designers.
On this Flag Day, let’s take a moment to appreciate the history and significance embedded in Detroit’s flag, even if it might not be as widely celebrated as others.
