Minnesota recently unveiled a new state flag, which officially replaced its previous design in May 2024. The change came after years of discussion about the old flag, which featured a controversial image from the state seal depicting a white settler and a Native American. The new flag simplifies the design to better reflect Minnesota’s diverse culture and natural beauty.
The flag now features a light blue background symbolizing the state’s lakes, and a dark blue outline of Minnesota. At its center is a white, eight-pointed star, representing Minnesota’s nickname as the “North Star State.” This change marks a shift away from the traditional seal-centered design, aiming for something more distinctive and symbolic
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