Social media erupted in debate over the meaning of the Gadsden flag this week after a 12-year-old Colorado boy was kicked out of class reportedly for displaying the symbol as a patch on his backpac… ...

A protestor waving the Gadsden flag in front of the Minnesota State Capitol on January 16, 2021. Photo by Tim Evans/NurPhoto via Getty Images This notion is popular with journalists who have never ...

The Gadsden flag was adopted as a symbol by some confederates at the start of the Civil War, with the Cincinnati Daily Press warning in September 1861 that if "Jess Davis & Co" were to invade ...

The Gadsden flag—the yellow one, featuring a coiled snake and the slogan “Don’t Tread on Me”—was a symbol used by the American colonial military during the revolutionary war.

The Gadsden flag has reemerged as a provocative antigovernmental symbol, including at the Capitol riot and on license plates. Confederates once loved it, too.

The Gadsden flag is one of at least three kinds of flags created by independence-minded colonists in the run-up to the Revolutionary War, according to the writer and historian Marc Leepson, the ...

Flown by many protesters at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, the Gadsden flag has a design that is simple and graphic: a coiled rattlesnake on a yellow field with the text “Don’t Tread On Me.” ...

Flown by many protesters at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, the Gadsden flag has a design that is simple and graphic: a coiled rattlesnake on a yellow field with the text “Don’t Tread On Me.” ...

The display of the "Don't Tread on Me" flag, or the Gadsden flag, is under investigation by the federal government as constituting race-based harassment, according to recent news coverage. The ...