| Welcome
to One World, One Flag (oneworldoneflag.org), a community looking
to offer a single flag that might serve as a universal focal point,
a common veil, for all.
Naïve? Probably. But it strikes as odd that as the world
shrinks yet splinters into more divergent and conflictive subsets,
as it becomes impossible to ignore the ramifications of our interconnection
and reliance on each other, there is no common symbol to represent
the whole of us.
Which begs the chicken and egg question- which must come first,
our unity, or a symbol to encourage and mark that unity? 1W1F would
argue that it’s difficult to rally around a vision that has
no form. To expect people to arrive at a meeting point that has
never been placed on the map.
So let there be a world flag. A flag ignorant to boundaries and
political or religious beliefs, a flag that recognizes and celebrates
the power of both the individual and the whole- a flag that speaks
for the hope and possibility of this. |