seven-banded rainbow flag was officially adopted by the International Co-operative Alliance (ICA) in 1925—following a proposal by French cooperator Charles Gide—and was prominently flown during International Co-operators' Day celebrations in 1936 as a symbol of global unity, peace, and cooperation
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Minnesota had the most cooperatives of any state in the U.S.
Red - courage to stand together
Orange - hope for the future
Yellow - warmth, friendship and concern for others
Green - growth in co-operatives and individually, as we learn more about ourselves and others
Sky Blue - unlimited horizons and possibilities
Dark Blue - hard work and perseverance
Violet - respect for others
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