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A meeting of the Texas State Board of Education yesterday brought to an end the latest controversy surrounding the Alamo when it unanimously voted down a proposal to remove both William B....
The Texas Nationalist Movement has released draft legislation that could end much of the current controversy swirling around the Texas General Land Office’s management of the Alamo.
We’re often told that words matter, and indeed they do.
The State Board of Education is considering removing all references to the ‘heroic’ defenders of the Alamo in the Texas History curriculum.
If you’ve been following the state of politics in the Union, you’re probably aware of an increasingly common threat: corporate censorship.
When facing mounting public criticism over his handling of the Alamo, George P. Bush launched a website to combat the criticism.
Late last month, historian and novelist H.W. Crocker III asserted in the title of an article he wrote for the American Spectator, “America’s Next Civil War Will Be Worse Than Our Last.”
Austin Texas takes pride in it’s weirdness, and by weird they mean crazy progressivism. The rest of Texas just shakes their head and tries to ignore it.
Saturday morning, Alamo Plaza was filled with hundreds of protesters, all there to send a message to GLO Commissioner George P. Bush, San Antonio Councilman Roberto Treviño, San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg...
Tomorrow at 10 a.m. in Alamo plaza, there will be a rally to protest the removal and relocation of the Alamo Cenotaph.
Researchers with the University of Texas may have uncovered the first evidence of the earliest North American civilization yet discovered, right here in Texas.
Last Wednesday, San Antonio City Councilman Roberto Treviño hosted yet another meeting to convince an incensed public that the General Land Office’s unpopular and expensive plans to re-imagine the Alamo are actually...
