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San Jacinto Day in the Legislature
True Texans hold several days sacred: March 2, Texas Independence Day; March 6, the fall of the Alamo, and April 21, San Jacinto day.
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Moving Day: Battleship Texas to Depart San Jacinto for Galveston
Today marks the last full day USS Texas will be docked at the San Jacinto Battleground State Historic Site.
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Texan Culture: Part 1
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.
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Remembering San Jacinto: Destiny of a Nation
Recently an Oklahoman friend, who enjoys chiding me about my very vocal Texas pride, joked how ridiculous it would be if his Okie brethren exhibited the ludicrous amount of adoration and pride...
- Culture
Happy Independence Day, Texas!
On this day, 181 years ago, delegates from across Texas signed a formal declaration to the Government of Mexico, and its military dictator Antonio López de Santa Anna, that they would no...
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Fireworks for Texas Independence Day
If you grew up in Texas, you had a good dose of Texas history in the 7th grade.
