Art
During World War II, Americans mailed millions of letters decorated with patriotic designs—flags, soldiers, victory slogans. These homemade and mass-produced covers turned everyday correspondence into small acts of national unity, boosting morale at home and abroad.
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You're writing to your son overseas. Before sealing the envelope, you pause at the kitchen table and reach for a red pencil. Around the stamp, you sketch a flag. On the back flap, you add words: 'We're proud of you.' That small drawing meant everything.
Reflect
How do you show support for causes you believe in today—through words, symbols, or everyday choices?