Minnesota's New State Flag Design Sparks Controversy and Inspiration

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The commission in charge of selecting Minnesota's new state flag has received mixed reactions to the likely final design, referred to as F1953. The design features a navy abstract shape of the state with a white northern star symbolizing unity and diversity. While some individuals, including commission member Addie Lovaas, support the design, others like Anne Hinricsh have lukewarm feelings about it. Despite personal preferences, commission member Michael Harralson expresses confidence in the design and hopes it will rally people across Minnesota. The commission is expected to make the final decision in their upcoming meeting.
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