№ 01For Honor, History, Patriotism: How the Right Flag Tells Your American Story
The first time I raised a flag on my own front porch, the halyard burned a touch in my palms. It turned into July humidity, the kind that makes cotton shirts stick with your lower back, and the rope changed into rough from years of climate. My grandfather stood in the back of me, leaning a little on his cane, looking every circulate. “Don’t simply hang it,” he spoke of. “Fly it like you imply it.” That line has stayed with me. A flag is textile and thread, certain,
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