Bermuda Chapter of Pan African Support
This Flag conveys a Pan African-Diaspora support. Building on the symbolism with principles, practices and develops a critical consciousness.
It also conveys a BERMUDA chapter OF Pan African support.
The Pan-African flag, also known as the UNIA flag or the Black Liberation flag, is a red, black, and green flag created in 1920 by Marcus Garvey and The Universal Negro Improvement Association (UNIA). It represents Pan-Africanism, a movement advocating for the unity and liberation of people of African descent.
Here's a breakdown of the colors and their meanings:
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Red: Represents the blood that unites all people of African ancestry, shed for liberation from enslavement, colonialism, and systemic oppression.
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Black: Represents the Black people, affirming their existence as a nation, although not a nation-state.
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Green: Represents the abundant natural wealth of Africa.