Popular sentiment likes to believe that women began tying yellow ribbons in their hair when they waited for their sweethearts to return from battle. Library of Congress researcher Gerald Parsons ...

"She loved putting ribbons in her hair, and she loved yellow, she loved sunflowers and she loved yellow ribbons, and all in all it's the ideal symbol for her." Sasha Cameron was eventually found ...

But, where have all the "yellow ribbons" gone' National holidays ... Although their ranks are getting thinner, their hair greyer, and their step a little slower, these Veterans still find ways ...

Compare this with the song "She Wore a Yellow Ribbon." Around her hair she wore a yellow ribbon. She wore it in the springtime, in the merry month of May. And if you asked her why she wore the ...

Displaying yellow ribbons is simply a variation of wearing them in your hair. As for yellow ribbons being used to promote commercialism, I doubt very much if the ribbon would bring profit to anyone.

Many people are wearing yellow, and young schoolgirls have ribbons in their hair. Cuba's association of artists and intellectuals held a march from its headquarters to the U.S. diplomatic mission ...

"She loved putting ribbons in her hair, and she loved yellow, she loved sunflowers and she loved yellow ribbons, and all in all it's the ideal symbol for her." Sasha Cameron was eventually found ...