Pan-African Flag - Symbol of Unity, Pride, and Liberation #2996530 (License: Personal Use)

This tricolor flag consists of three equal horizontal bands: red (top), black (middle), and green (bottom). Created in 1920 by the Universal Negro Improvement Association (UNIA) under Marcus Garvey, it was intended as a symbol of Black pride, liberation, and solidarity across the African diaspora. Its colors carry deep meaning: red signifies the blood shed in struggle, black represents the Black race, and green symbolizes the fertile land of Africa.

Used in cultural celebrations (e.g., Juneteenth, Kwanzaa), civil rights movements, educational materials, and digital platforms promoting African heritage and anti-racism advocacy. Matches user intent seeking historical symbolism, identity representation, or visual assets for social justice content.