GEORGIA STATE FLAG

The Georgia state flag is a distinctive and visually striking emblem that reflects the state's rich history and unique character. Its design features three horizontal stripes: two outer red bands and a white band in the center. What truly sets the Georgia flag apart is the prominent emblem in the upper left corner—a combination of the state's coat of arms and the Confederate battle flag. The coat of arms portrays a strong, elegant design with three pillars representing the three branches of government, supported by an arch adorned with the words "Wisdom, Justice, and Moderation." The presence of the Confederate battle flag on the state flag has stirred controversy and debates over the years, with some advocating for its removal due to its association with the Civil War. Nevertheless, the Georgia state flag remains an iconic symbol of the state's history and culture, evoking a sense of pride and identity among its citizens.