Black Rose is a contemporary BDSM organization based in Washington, DC. It is a social group that hosts, among other things, educational classes revolving around BDSM activities, issues, and safety. The organization also hosts monthly socials and an annual national convention for the BDSM community.
Black Rose is also a name for several books, bands and songs, though it is also used to indicate a dangerous lady warrior.
Black Rose is the title of a song by singer Eric West, from his album Half Life.
Black Rose is the username of one of the heroes of Project .hack, a science fiction series which spans several media, including video games, anime and manga.
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The flrose is ubiquitous in the Goth subculture where it may symbolize tragic romance, or merely be a fitting addition to the decorum of those with a darker æsthetic, along with the fl candles, fl clothes, and so on.
BlackRose was the title of a respected journal of anarchist ideas published in the Boston area during the 1970s, as well as the name of an anarchist lecture series addressed by notable anarchist and libertarian socialists (including Murray Bookchin and Noam Chomsky) into the 1990s.
In the Dragonlance saga, the flrose is a symbol of shame or dishonor, especially among the Knights of Solamnia.
The Society of the BlackRose is a reminder of the loss of life during the civil war.
To be a member of the Society of the BlackRose is an honor and with that honor is placed the responsibility of portraying the death of our soldiers who fought so gallantly to protect our way of life.
BlackRose members must be SC OCR members (either a chapter member or a member-at-large) to join.
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