Jerry Esters
Coverage of Jerry Esters in the Nexus archive.
- Some Michiganders fly American flag. Others refuse. A new poll explores why
A new poll reveals divided American views on flying the flag, with Republicans, older white adults, and older generations more likely to display it, while younger Democrats and Black adults are more likely to avoid it. Black Americans like Jerry Esters see the flag as a symbol of earned opportunity, while others like Yvonne Pistochini associate it with exclusion.
- Why most Black Americans say they never fly the American flag, according to a new AP-NORC poll
A new AP-NORC poll reveals that most Black Americans rarely or never fly the American flag, with political, racial, and generational divides influencing flag display habits. While some Black Americans like Jerry Esters associate the flag with opportunities earned through struggle, others like Yvonne Pistochini reject it due to historical exclusion. The survey found 75% of Democrats under 45 and 60% of Democrats overall never fly the flag, contrasting with higher rates among Republicans and older white adults.
- Why most Black Americans say they never fly the American flag, according to a new AP-NORC poll
A new AP-NORC poll reveals that most Black Americans do not fly the American flag, with Republicans and older white adults more likely to display it. The survey highlights divisions in flag symbolism, with Black Americans often viewing it as a mix of inclusion and exclusion, reflecting broader societal divides. Jerry Esters and Yvonne Pistochini, both Black individuals, represent contrasting perspectives on the flag's meaning.
- Who flies the American flag for holidays — and who never flies one, according to an AP-NORC poll
An AP-NORC poll reveals divided views on flying the American flag, with Republicans, older adults, and white Americans more likely to display it compared to younger Democrats and Black Americans. The flag is seen as both a symbol of opportunity and exclusion, reflecting broader societal divisions.
- Who flies the American flag for holidays — and who never flies one, according to an AP-NORC poll
A new AP-NORC poll reveals that Republicans, older adults, and white Americans are more likely to fly the American flag, while younger Democrats and Black adults are less likely to do so. The survey highlights divisions in how Americans view the flag, with some seeing it as a symbol of opportunity and others as exclusion. Jerry Esters and Yvonne Pistochini, both Black, represent contrasting perspectives on the flag's meaning.
- Who flies the American flag for holidays — and who never flies one, according to an AP-NORC poll
An AP-NORC poll reveals that Republicans and older white adults are more likely to fly the American flag, while younger Democrats and Black adults are less likely to do so. The flag is viewed as both unifying and divisive, with Black Americans often associating it with exclusion. The survey highlights deep divisions in how Americans perceive the nation's history and identity.