Macy Gray is proposing that the American flag be redesigned to represent its diverse population. The Grammy-winning singer, 53, wrote an op-ed for Market Watch in which she suggested that the flag ...

"The American flag has been hijacked as code for a specific belief," Gray wrote. "God bless those believers, they can have it. Like the Confederate, it is tattered, dated, divisive, and incorrect.

On Saturday, Macy Gray published an op-ed, calling for a redesign of the American flag. She opened the piece, penned for Market Watch, by observing that the Confederate flag, which was created as ...

Singer Macy Gray is using her voice in a different way. In a recent op-ed piece for the financial publication MarketWatch, she charged lawmakers to officially change the American flag by making it ...

Macy Gray. CREDIT: Paul Archuleta/Getty Images Macy Gray has called for an update to the American flag in order so that it better represents its diverse population.

Gray included in her op-ed a suggested visual re-imagination of the flag with the updated star colors and off-white stripes. “Sixty-two years later, in 2021, we have changed and it’s time for ...

MACY Gray is an American R&B and soul singer best known for her international hit single I Try, off her multi-platinum debut album, On How Life Is. The Grammy Award-winning star has also appear… ...

Macy Gray has proposed that the American flag be redesigned to represent the country’s diverse population. The “I Try” singer, 53, wrote an op-ed for Market Watch in which she argued that ...

Macy Gray is calling for the American flag to get a face lift. Just in time for Juneteenth, Gray wrote an opinion piece for Market Watch explaining why the American flag needs to be updated.

Addressing President Biden, vp Kamala Harris, and members of Congress, Gray wrote that the American flag “has been hijacked as code for a specific belief. God bless those believers, they can ...

“He crafted a NEW flag with 50 stars for the then-future, because things had changed,” wrote Gray. “Sixty-two years later, in 2021, we have changed and it’s time for a reset, a transformation.