Aboriginal Flag

The Aboriginal Flag is a symbol of Aboriginal Australians and their connection to the land. Designed in 1971, it features three colors: black, representing the Aboriginal people; yellow, symbolizing the sun and their connection to the land; and red, reflecting the Earth's ochre and the struggle for land rights. This flag is used to promote recognition, pride, and unity among Aboriginal communities and serves as a reminder of their history, resilience, and ongoing fight for rights and recognition in Australia. The flag is prominently displayed on significant occasions and events related to Aboriginal rights and culture.