-
Orange Order. The
Ribbon Society was prin****lly an
agrarian secret society,
whose members consisted of
rural Irish Catholics. The
society was
formed in response...
-
awareness ribbons. The
meaning behind an
awareness ribbon depends on its
colors and pattern.
Since many
advocacy groups have
adopted ribbons as symbols...
- the
ribbon societies, the
Seven Society's extreme secrecy meant that the
society had no
apparent formal connections to the
social secret societies. At...
- The
ribbon of
Saint George (also
known as
Saint George's
ribbon, the
Georgian ribbon; Russian: Георгиевская лента, romanized: Georgiyevskaya lenta; and...
- them) were "in
society," that is, of
social distinction. The
early Z
Society,
along with Eli
Banana and T.I.L.K.A., was a "
ribbon society," one
whose members...
- The
orange ribbon is a
symbol adopted for a very wide
variety of uses in
different places. The
orange ribbon is used for the
United Nations International...
- The
yellow ribbon is used for
various purposes. It may be worn on a person,
placed on a vehicle,
around a tree, or for a neck tie. The song/poem "She wore...
- a dark
depiction of
society and
family in a
northern German village just
before World War I.
According to Haneke, The
White Ribbon "is
about the roots...
- Blue
ribbons are
typically a
symbol of high quality. The ****ociation
comes from The Blue Riband, a
prize awarded for the
fastest crossing of the Atlantic...
- (MADD) and the
Canadian Multiple Sclerosis Society are
examples of
organizations that
utilize the red
ribbon symbol. MADD is an
organization founded in...
