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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.
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.
Texas is steeped in Christmas lore and traditions, dating back centuries.
On Saturday, October 12, 2024, the Texas Nationalist Movement laid its 145th wreath at the Alamo.
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.
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...
Today marks the anniversary of Sam Houston being sworn in as the first President of the Republic of Texas.
As we approach another July 4th, I find myself reflecting on the true meaning of this day. Independence Day is not just a time for barbecues and fireworks.
In a modern day south Texas showdown, Moses Rose’s Hideout, a San Antonio bar named for the supposed “coward of the Alamo,” is in a battle for its existence.
A new poll shows that many favor increased gun restrictions, but they also don’t trust the government.
Texas is known for its energy economy, but what about its agriculture? What issues would an independent Texas face when it comes to farming, ranching, and basic food availability?
