(ABC 6 News) – Over the past year, Minnesota has been working on getting a new state flag and seal. But now, a rural group is pushing back on the decision.

The political organization, The Rocks and Cows of Minnesota, will gather on the state capitol steps on Tuesday, pushing to give citizens the final say on replacing or keeping the state flag.

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After many months of planning and revealing the design, some believe the flag should maintain Minnesota’s history.

“What they’re trying to do and what in my opinion, is erase history because on the flag there’s a gentleman plowing, there’s a Native American riding on a horse,” said Tony Jurowski.

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The flag was voted upon by the Redesign Commission and the group will protest at noon on Tuesday.