Every February, the Emery Unified School District proudly flies the Pan-African flag over campus. The history and symbolism of the Pan-African flag should be acknowledged and celebrated as a representation of the contributions that Black people have made to history. Iconography is an important part of many cultures. The Pan-African flag has established a precedent for how Black Americans can identify their specific traditions and history. For many in the Black community, the flag is a symbol of pride, unification, and change making.