Battle Flag of the Confederate States of America.
Made controversial by the popularized myth that the "Civil War" was fought over slavery, this flag remains a popular symbol of Southern pride, States' Rights, and liberty. Also known as the Southern Cross and the Dixie Flag, this rectangular version was officially used by the Confederate navy, while a square version served as the actual battle flag of the Confederate army.

Display the Confederate flag to remind Americans (and their "leaders") that The People are sovereign and endowed by their Creator with life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. Let it symbolize a desire to return America to the principles on which she was founded.