TNM Creates Petition for Texas to Investigate Red Cross Fraud
The Red Cross is a charity of contradictions.
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The Red Cross is a charity of contradictions.
With all the necessary focus on the impact Hurricane Harvey has had on East Texas, here’s a bit of sad news that escaped our mentioning and richly deserves noting.
Media coverage of the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey has been filled with images of men and women in military uniform.
In our on-going series regarding the relief effort for hurricane Harvey, today we turn a spotlight on the Texas Division of The Salvation Army.
Hurricane Harvey bore down on the Texas coast with category 4 force this weekend, causing coastal Texans to hunker-down or even flee their homes ahead of the rising waters.
Lately, the media (social and mainstream) is saturated with discussion of the removal of Confederate monuments and protests, and Texas is not immune to this Union-wide discussion.
So-called white nationalists have made the news lately with a mix of bigoted speech and violence, a throwback to earlier times of racial protest.
As this past weekend fell, Texans were delivered a bit of a surprise when the amusement-park chain, Six Flags, announced and implemented their plan to remove and replace the flags of their...
Many have heard by now that Robert James Ritchie (aka Kid Rock) has announced his candidacy for U.S. Senate. He would represent his home state of Michigan.
In part one of this article I defined “culture” and illustrated how Texans and others view our culture. In this second part, I discuss several other aspects of our culture before concluding.
What is Texas culture? The Texas Nationalist Movement (TNM) advocates for the “political, economic and cultural independence of Texas.” The political and economic parts are easy to understand.
If you think that July 4th is about something other than secession, then you’ve probably had one beer too many or are suffering from acute hot dog poisoning.