Privacy

Updated November 12, 2026

Who we are

The Texian Partisan is published by Texas Nationalist Enterprises, Inc., a for-profit Texas corporation, under license from the Texas Nationalist Movement, Inc. This page covers texianpartisan.com: what we collect, why, and what we do not do with it.

Reading the site

You can read every story without an account or an email address.

When a page loads, our own reading log records the page, the site or campaign that sent you, the kind of device, how long the page stayed open and how far you scrolled. A random number kept in your browser tells us whether you have visited before. The log holds no name, email address or IP address. Our servers and Cloudflare, which protects the site, keep standard security logs that include IP addresses.

Your browser also stores your light or dark theme choice and whether you have already signed up for our newsletter, so we stop asking.

Newsletters

To subscribe, you give us an email address and, if you like, your first name. Google reCAPTCHA checks the form for bots.

Our newsletters are sent from a list kept on the Texas Nationalist Movement’s email system, which handles our subscriptions and unsubscribes. If you also check The Texian Brief or The Texas Test, you are added to those lists, which belong to the Texas Nationalist Movement. Every email has an unsubscribe link.

Push alerts

If you allow breaking-news alerts in your browser, OneSignal delivers them. You can turn them off in your browser settings at any time.

Measurement and advertising

Google Analytics counts visits and the stories people read. Google may also report the age range, gender and interests of visitors who are signed in to a Google account and allow ad personalization. We see those only as totals, never for a person. You can block Google Analytics with Google’s browser add-on at tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout.

The Meta Pixel tells Meta that a page was viewed. The Partisan shares its pixel with the Texas Nationalist Movement, which uses it to measure Facebook and Instagram outreach and to show its messages there to people who have read the Partisan. The pixel does not receive your name or email address. You can limit this in your Facebook and Instagram ad settings.

Ads on the Partisan come from sponsors and are served by our own system. We count how often each ad is seen and clicked. A cookie in your browser helps us stop fraudulent clicks.

Forms

A sponsorship inquiry goes by email to the people at the Texas Nationalist Movement who handle sponsorships, who use it to answer you.

Some sponsor pages, such as the gold guide from Universal Coin & Bullion, send what you enter straight to that sponsor. The form says so before you send it. We keep no copy, and the sponsor’s own privacy policy applies.

If you email us a tip or an op-ed, we keep your message and use it to report and to reply.

Sharing with the Texas Nationalist Movement

The Texas Nationalist Movement and its TEXIAN app may share some member information with Texas Nationalist Enterprises, as TEXIAN’s privacy policy describes. We handle anything we receive that way under this policy.

We do not sell your information

We do not sell or rent personal information. Where Texas law treats our use of Google Analytics or the Meta Pixel as targeted advertising, you can opt out by writing us.

Your rights

Under the Texas Data Privacy and Security Act and similar laws, you can ask what personal information we hold about you, have it corrected or deleted, and get a copy. Email us and we will answer within 45 days.

Children

The Texian Partisan is written for adults. We do not knowingly collect information from children under 13.

Questions: [email protected]