Specifically, one listener wanted to know, in the wake of the red-white-and-blue spectacle of Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter and Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl halftime show, how that conversation has evolved ...

American Giant's founder said he previously thought he couldn't afford to sell a US-made T-shirt for less than $20. One now ...

The American flag shirt took on a new meaning in the 1960s and ’70s. In the wake of Vietnam and during the civil rights movement, flags were being repurposed as a form of protest.

The flag is exactly what one would think of for the Black version of the American flag. ... the brand forward when a teenaged Black girl was suspended for wearing a NuSouth shirt to school.

When Black artists incorporate the American flag in their work, it is rarely as a mere decoration; they are almost always calling on some kind of history by way of irony or subversion.