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JPRI Working Paper No. 79

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Flags and national anthems are potent political symbols that can be used for good or for ill. In Mississippi voters recently retained a state flag that contains a symbol of the Confederacy, deeply offensive to Black Americans. In almost all modern nations the coffins or bodies of soldiers or civilians killed in battle are draped in the national flag. Revolutionaries and political enemies burn the flags of their opponents both as a sign of their hatred and to provoke more violence.

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