Скачать с ютуб In defense of the state flags в хорошем качестве

In defense of the state flags

The U.S. state flags have been unfairly maligned, and "Good Flag, Bad Flag" has been unjustifiably praised. Every time a state or city in the U.S. sets up a flag redesign committee, the members of that committee are given a copy of the pamphlet "Good Flag, Bad Flag" by Ted Kaye and directed to judge submissions according to its guidelines. There is, though, nothing scientific in that pamphlet's five principles, and some of the information it presents is factually inaccurate. "Good Flag, Bad Flag": https://nava.org/good-flag-bad-flag To learn more about Civil War regimental flags: New York State Military Museum: https://museum.dmna.ny.gov/flags Pennsylvania Civil War Battle Flags: http://pacivilwarflags.org/ Digital Vermont: https://digitalvermont.org/ (enter "flag" in search box) ConnecticutHistory.org: https://connecticuthistory.org/hall-o... Delaware Historical Society: https://dehistory.org/regimental-flag... 0:00 The flag redesign movement 0:59 Origin of the classic state flag design 7:25 CGP Grey 7:45 Illinois 10:02 New Jersey 11:47 South Carolina 19:38 "Good Flag, Bad Flag" 20:34 "1. Keep It Simple" 21:33 The state flags are easy to distinguish 25:05 Complex flags are not harder to recognize 27:42 Complex flags do not cost more 30:33 Reversible flags 33:57 Turkmenistan 38:10 "2. Use Meaningful Symbolism" 39:31 Navajo Nation 43:03 "3. Use 2–3 Basic Colors" 44:38 Virginia 49:03 "4. No Lettering or Seals" 49:17 States that put their name on their flag 58:39 Not all text is bad, though 1:04:33 Lettering is not hard to sew 1:05:53 Flag lapel pins 1:09:40 Seals on flags 1:11:26 "5. Be Distinctive or Be Related" 1:11:43 Indonesia 1:16:46 Exceptions to the 5 Principles 1:22:47 "Test Yourself" 1:28:21 What's the point of this pamphlet? 1:29:02 In defense of an older aesthetic 1:31:58 Conclusion