What is this (protest?) flag?
September 29, 2020 2:48 PM   Subscribe

White flag, two black circles arrayed horizontally across the flag. Each circle with a red slash horizontally through it, just slightly wider then the circle. Photo link inside.

Partial photo at the right side of the header photo on this article: Protest held to 'end the lockdown' in downtown Toronto. This only shows one circle, but from what I saw they were both the same.

So from the context I have a vague idea it's anti-mask, but I drove past that protest and I also saw anti 5G, anti-pharma, and various Q-Anon type signs. I just couldn't place this one and its bugging me.

The flag also appeared to be professionally printed/sewn, and there were at least two of them there, so it's not a literal one-off.
posted by tiamat to Society & Culture (3 answers total)
 
Could it be a version of the symbol used here?
posted by pipeski at 3:06 PM on September 29, 2020


Best answer: The article you linked says: "A group on Facebook called “The Line” appeared to be the organizers of the event, which they called the “March for Freedom.”"

The Line | their logo
posted by candyland at 3:23 PM on September 29, 2020 [1 favorite]


Best answer: Background on the logo itself:

This is the symbol of unity and strength. A symbol that represents our struggle against an oppressive force and protection of our civil liberties.

It is called "The Line". A red mark represents the people drawing the line to end oppression and control.

The line is drawn over the letter O which represents any oppressive force.

The people will defend their rights and civil liberties at any cost.




Personally, I won't join any organization that puts the period outside the quotation mark.
posted by NotMyselfRightNow at 5:54 PM on September 29, 2020 [9 favorites]


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