Myth vs. Fact
Civil War Myths Cannot Stop Texas Independence
The Supreme Court never banned secession. Critics misread Texas v. White to manufacture legal barriers that don't exist.
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Texas v White Fails Constitutional Test
Chase's 1869 decision relied on the defunct Articles of Confederation and Constitution's Preamble—sources later ruled invalid by the Supreme Court itself.
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Setting the Record Straight: Texas Did Not Enter the Union by Treaty
One of the most persistent misconceptions in American history is that Texas entered the United States through a treaty.
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What Did Sam Houston Actually Believe About Texas Leaving The Union?
Much has been made about Sam Houston’s opposition to Texas withdrawing from the union in the 1860s.
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Debunking the Myth of Military Intervention Post-TEXIT Referendum
In recent years, opponents of Texas independence have increasingly relied on fear rather than facts to make their case.
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TEXIT: Debunking Common Myths
The concept of Texas independence, or “Texit,” continues to grow and gain significant attention and support. However, along with this growing interest comes numerous misconceptions and myths surrounding the movement.
