Trump admin didn't add 9-star US flag to government websites
Flag on government websites not Trump’s nod to the Confederacy. It’s been used since 2017
The flag icon has been used on government sites since 2017, said a spokesperson for the General Services Association, which guides federal website standards. The flag had only nine stars because of space, and it has no relation to any current or past U.S. flag, the spokesperson said.
What we know about the American flag icon published on government websites
You will see an American flag with 9 stars in the top left corner of government websites like the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). The U.S. Web Design System shows this is the recommended official government site banner. It states that the banner helps people identify that the organization is a part of the government.
Rumors on social media have circulated about the flag listed on some government sites. Here's what you need to know.
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