What's a Flag Wave?
Bring people together at a busy corner with their flags at the end of the day during rush hour traffic for a couple of hours. Wave flags and hands at people driving by. Some will wave back, give a thumbs up, toot their horns, and others drive past. Optional additions - add a hotdog roast or a potluck dinner to encourage mingling.
Bring people together at a busy corner with their flags at the end of the day during rush hour traffic for a couple of hours. Wave flags and hands at people driving by. Some will wave back, give a thumbs up, toot their horns, and others drive past. Optional additions - add a hotdog roast or a potluck dinner to encourage mingling.
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Why Flag Wave?
It reminds all of the importance of our freedoms this country has provided us with. It pays tribute to those who have served in order to protect our freedoms. It reminds us, that freedom isn't free - we must continue to stand, raise our voice, and pray in opposition to those who want to silence and remove our freedoms. It can symbolize our prayer - GOD BLESS AMERICA
It reminds all of the importance of our freedoms this country has provided us with. It pays tribute to those who have served in order to protect our freedoms. It reminds us, that freedom isn't free - we must continue to stand, raise our voice, and pray in opposition to those who want to silence and remove our freedoms. It can symbolize our prayer - GOD BLESS AMERICA
The three minute clip below shows that our flag represents the hopes and dreams of freedoms globally elsewhere, too.
Clips from the 9.11.21 Celebrate America Event in Williston with Dr. Gordon & Lydia Chang depicting Hong Kong and Wendy Wilton shares how all ages can do this - even a single senior citizen. It doesn't need to be a crowd - one person can do this.
For more of Dr. Gordon Chang's message on China's threat to our country & globe, click here.
To learn about the Americanism and Marxism Symposium - click here
To sign up and let Advocates for Vermont know of a Flag Wave, click here.