Anything you like darling...its your choice....your freedom...
The Underground Railroad was not associated with a specific color; rather, it was a network of secret routes and safe houses used by enslaved African Americans to escape to freedom in the 19th century. However, the term "Underground Railroad" is often linked to the symbolism of freedom and resistance against oppression. Some people might associate colors like black, representing the struggle for freedom, or blue, symbolizing hope, with the movement. Ultimately, the focus is more on its mission than any particular color.
The bonnet rouge was a red Phrygian cap and became a noteworthy symbol of the sans-culottes.
it is the freedom of religion, freedom of the press, freedom of speech, freedom of assembly, and the freedom of petition.
freedom of press, freedom of religion and freedom to petition
The colors of Old Glory are the colors of the flag of Great Britain, the Union Jack, and the assignment of symbolic meaning to them is an afterthought.
white
white
In my opinion, the Color of Freedommeans that people should not be judged by their races and skin color, but by their actions and personalities. They should be able to be free and have freedom wherever they go.
It was actually made of copper, so perhaps it was a copper color but mold grew then blended in? I think they painted it that color because it was the color of our U.S. army troops color-- Freedom, they fought for freedom and the statue of liberty was made to represent and honor the soldiers-thanking them- for fighting so we could have our freedom. That it was I think.
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white because it meant freedom
Orange does not seem to represent freedom on a wide scale. There was a campaign that was to help stop human trafficking which encouraged people to wear orange for freedom.
His freedom of color and strong feelings.
white because it meant freedom
To not be judged by race or color (I THINK)
blue for vigilance, perseverance, justice and freedom
Red: freedom White: courage Blue: liberty