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In the United States, we are celebrated differently and most American people respected their flag. We have the same color, but the flag has different design. You have star on meaning how many states you have. |
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About the Author |
| The author of “I Am” is a student at the Clinton Adult Learning Center. She has lived in the United States for four years. She works in a warehouse. She lives in Lancaster with her husband. Her goal is to become a mother in the near future. | |
In
Haiti, Flag Day is a major national holiday to celebrate with fanfare
in the yard of the National Palace. Haitians
are also observed it in the Diaspora, for example in the United
States. The color is blue and red, all people meaning teenagers
and adults give homage every year. In the year 1803, the leaders
of the slaves and other men decided to fight for the creation of
an independent nation on May 18,1803 in the city of Arcahaie. They
agreed on an official flag as you see above blue and red and was
sewing by a lady named Catherine Flon.