The symbol was a popular one until the early 20th century. Boy Scout troops used it, an American airborne division in the First World War used it; it was considered a good luck and protection ...

Queen Elizabeth II: ... As a symbol, she has to make herself one worth believing in. In 1980, she said “service demands sacrifice,” which do seem to be words she has lived by.

Pastor Jesse Bradley, a faith leader from the Seattle area, reflected on the meaning of the double rainbow that appeared over Buckingham Palace as mourners gathered to grieve Queen Elizabeth II.

While the question of whether Queen Elizabeth II was a feminist is debated, one thing is for sure – she empowered women as leaders by example for the last 70 years. IE 11 is not supported.