Flag for Southern Nations, Nationalities, and Peoples (ET-SN)

The flag represents a sense of belonging for people in the south who feel their identity is often overlooked in national conversations about culture and history

For some, it's a symbol of pride used during local festivals or events to show support for regional traditions and language over the dominant national ones

On social media, sharing the flag can signal political alignment with movements that seek more autonomy or resources for southern communities and regions

In a work setting, displaying the flag can help create an inclusive environment where southern colleagues feel seen and valued in mixed teams or companies

For younger people, the flag is a way to connect with their heritage while pushing for change, like better education or jobs, specific to their part of the country