Birmingham
Seal with anvil on white – "Bombingham," civil rights violence, redemption.
History of the American civil rights movement
Seal with anvil on white – "Bombingham," civil rights violence, redemption.
Seal on white – "Cradle of the Confederacy" and birthplace of the Civil Rights Movement.
Seal with bridge on white – Little Rock Nine 1957, forced school desegregation.
Three red stars, two red bars – the arms of George Washington, a federal capital without a state.
On Atlanta's flag, the phoenix rises from the flames — symbol of a city destroyed, rebuilt, and propelled to the rank of global metropolis.
Calvert and Crossland – British cannonballs, "The Wire," the rebirth of the harbor.
A blue pennant on a white field with a circle – education, labor, lakes, progress.
A seal on white – "City with Soul," the water crisis, capital of the blues and of civil rights.

A state capital born of the gold rush, between the mountains and the Continental Divide.
Cradle of the United States, Philadelphia blends revolutionary history, urban diversity and raw energy in a blue-and-yellow flag that tells the story of a proud and complex city.
A seal with an equestrian statue on white – Confederate capital, the controversial Monument Avenue.
An Osage shield on a navy field – Tulsa, the oil capital that buried Black Wall Street.
A blue field, a golden coat of arms – Dallas, the city of oil, the Cowboys, and the trauma of 1963.
Discover the stories of American cities through their flags