The elements of the African American Flag of Inclusion stand for: red = life/blood, family, vitality & oneness black = the people, strength, depth & influence green = earth, evolution, growth & progress stars & stripes = equality & unification
Created in 1999 the "African American Flag of Inclusion" represents a concept that has long been part of many an African American's psyche, expressing a reality many of us consciously or unconsciously have acknowledged. It is also an identifying motif intended to represent all African Americans regardless of their individual beliefs or political affiliations. A symbol whose time has come The African American Flag of Inclusion reaches beyond religious, political and philosophical beliefs reflecting the African Americans' unique contributions and accomplishments toward the inventiveness, creativity, building, growth and stability of the United States of America.
Copy the flag to your website or desktop. Change it's size to fit your needs.  I have only a non-mandatory request, please use it with the following link or make the flag hot. AAFI it will lead back to this site. Please use with discretion.
About The Artist:   Cecil Lee's first public showing of the African American Flag of Inclusion was in 1999 at a one man art show at Gallery X in Harlem. In 1998 he coined the term "Computer Evolved Multi-medium Art" a form of computer art from which the acronym "CEMA" is derived.  His website can be found @ Cecil Lee's Cyber Studio.