ADVERTISEMENT
NEWS

2.4.2009 5:20 PM

Introducing the Green Pride Flag

For $50, company offers the means to tell your neighbors you've gone green.

Share
Green Pride Flag
Green pride flag.
Photo: Michael Aaron

By TDG Community

COMMUNITY NEWS

Index finger and thumb curled toward one another in a closed circle with other fingers raised. OK.

Index and middle finger raised together in a V shape with palm facing forward. Peace.

Middle finger raised alone with back of hand facing forward...

So, different symbols mean different things. Very different things. Regardless they all communicate something quickly and in an easily identifiable way.

Up to this point, the green movement did not have a symbol. There was the ever-present stylized leaf. There was the three-arrowed recycling symbol. But surprisingly, there was no compelling image that simply communicated and celebrated the commitment, dedication, energy and pride that countless people and businesses are taking to help safeguard the environment.

To fill this void, Greensender.com recently developed the Green Pride flag.

Composed of six horizontal bars in varying shades of green, the flying of this flag does not require a certification that proves adherence to a set of strict guidelines. It’s a self-selecting movement and participation is open to any person or organization that is working to make environmental progress. Green Pride places a priority on participation and a commitment to doing more each day. If you’re participating, if you’re doing more each day -- that should be a source of great pride.

Editor's note: The green pride flag is on sale for $50.

- Michael Aaron



The Daily Green's Community News section is a forum for our audience to get the word out about issues that matter to them, enlist support, get help and advice, celebrate successes or share humor. The best submissions are personal (why I started this venture) short and to the point (400 words or so) and written in a style that speaks directly to the audience as peers (not like an ad or press release). E-mail submissions to news@thedailygreen.com and include "community news" in the subject line. Photos are also welcome, provided the submitter has rights to publish the image. Be sure to include credit and caption information.

Submissions to The Daily Green are subject to our Privacy and Terms of Use policies.


Share

Comments  |  Add a comment

Connect with The Daily Green
ADVERTISEMENT

The Most Fuel-Efficient Cars and SUVs
Latest Toxic Toy Recalls
Signs of Climate Change
Endangered Vacations
Calculate Your Impact
Search for a location:
Enter your city or zip code to get your local temperature and air quality and find local green food and recycling resources near you.

ADVERTISEMENT
The Daily Green on Twitter
@the_daily_green
72,168 followers
Sign up for The Daily Green's free newsletter!