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Texas Nationalist Movement Celebrates Washington-on-the-Brazos Grand Reopening
TNM leaders join historic site's grand reopening celebration, marking the completion of a $51 million renovation at the birthplace of Texas independence.
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The Forgotten Financiers: How Donors Made Texas Independence Possible
The wind in the trees at San Jacinto whispers more than tales of battle and glory.
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A Moment-By-Moment Breakdown of our Victory at San Jacinto
The Battle of San Jacinto stands as the defining moment in Texas history – an 18-minute clash that secured our independence and changed the map of North America forever.
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Texians Continue Monthly Tradition of Honoring Alamo Heroes
Under the shadow of the Alamo, where Texas liberty was born in blood and sacrifice, a dedicated group of Texians gathered once again to honor those who gave everything for our freedom.
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Remembering Goliad and The Price of Surrender
The words echo through time — “Remember Goliad!”
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A Special Message For Texas Independence Day
Join Daniel Miller, President of the Texas Nationalist Movement, as he delivers a powerful message on the true meaning of Texas Independence Day.
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Why Texans Should Honor The Forgotten Father of Texas Nationalism on Presidents Day
In the pantheon of Texas heroes, Mirabeau Lamar stands uniquely positioned as a voice that echoes through time, speaking directly to our modern struggle for independence.
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Bring Some Texas To Your Christmas Celebration
As part of our annual tradition here at the Texas Nationalist Movement, we’re giving you a way to bring some Texas to your annual Christmas celebration.
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Texas Christmas History and Tradition
Texas is steeped in Christmas lore and traditions, dating back centuries.
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TNM Lays 145th Wreath at the Alamo, Honoring Texas’ Fight for Independence
On Saturday, October 12, 2024, the Texas Nationalist Movement laid its 145th wreath at the Alamo.
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Come And Take It
On October 2, 1835, a single battle ignited a revolution that still echoes across Texas today. The Battle of Gonzales wasn’t just the start of the Texas Revolution.
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Revealed: Over $12 Billion in Foreign Funding Flows to U.S. Universities, Threatening Texan Sovereignty and Educational Integrity
The integrity of higher education in the United States is under threat, betrayed by the unsettling influence of foreign money, a reality we Texans, and indeed all Americans who cherish our sovereignty...
