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Top one. Keep the Magnolia with the date underneath, take off the "Mississippi The Hospitality State" words. Works for me. The 20 stars can stay or go.Here are the 3 I have seen so far.
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The creator of the flag (grand-daughter of JCS) has now re-named it the "Hospitality Flag" due to the controversial history of John C. Stennis. Stay tuned, the irony gets thicker every day, and it's only Wednesday.Yeah, I wasn't counting the large central star. I had no idea what the "Stennis flag" looked like until I googled a few days ago. Could have sworn it said Miss. was the 19th state, but I just reread the same article and you are correct.
I would love for the lighthouse to be on the flag. Talk about symbolic.Replace Palmetto with Magnolia. Replace crescent moon with Biloxi lighthouse. Done.
Somebody mock it up.
A three step approach to the flag dilemma, with apologies to the Underpants Gnomes of South Park:
1. Remove the current flag
2. ?
3. Profit
I would love for the lighthouse to be on the flag. Talk about symbolic.
Well - hosting a sports tournament shouldn't be the driving factor for a flag change.
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