Normalizing white supremacy should always shock and anger us. On Tuesday, November 24th, two days before Thanksgiving, the Kaufman County Commissioners Court finally voted on
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Staying In Your Lane – 180 Years Of Racial Violence In Kaufman County
How the dark clouds of history still loom over Kaufman County skies. – Part One of a Series Last month, the Texas Reconstruction Project took
Amarillo’s Confederate Statue Is An Ill Wind Which Blows No Good
Another Confederate statue, another town, another fight. Last month, I heard through our friends at the Texas Reconstruction Project that the group in Amarillo, who
The Confederates In Kaufman Are Scared Of The Boogeyman
Unfortunately, this is not a scary Halloween story, but a story about how one community has been impacted by fake news and lack of education.
The Texas Reconstruction Project Is Coming To North Texas
It’s time for Texas to stop honoring white supremacists. The Texas Reconstruction Project pursues public education regarding white supremacy in Texas and the removal from
Cooke County Residents Don’t Understand The N-Word Is Wrong
It’s both horrifying and incredibly sad. This last Sunday night, as PRO Gainesville took their weekly march, they went on a new route. Their destination?
Gainesville Fire Department Lieutenant Pilcher Openly Uses N-Word
And he doesn’t understand what’s wrong with saying it. Gainesville Fire Department Lieutenant Ross Pilcher recently attended a boys weekend with a bunch of his
Did You Know There Was A Confederate Youth Camp In Texas?
And it’s been here for a while. I’m asking if you knew this because apparently it’s been here years, and I never knew about it.
In Georgetown, TX, The Battle Against The Confederate States Rages On
And as the Union didn’t stand down to the Confederate traitors, these American citizens in Georgetown don’t plan on standing down either. In 1916, during
How Hate Has Bubbled To The Surface In This Small Texas Town
(Cover photo credit: Bryan Edward Creative) One activist has made it her mission to fight for equality, even when faced with oppression. In the days
