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