Texas Nationalist Movement Marks the Unveiling of a Battle of Gonzales Statue
TNM President Daniel Miller joined the dedication of a new statue in Gonzales commemorating the first battle of the Texas Revolution, a tribute to Texas heritage and cultural independence.
Texas Nationalist Movement President Daniel Miller joined the unveiling and dedication of a new statue in Gonzales, Texas. The statue, donated to the City of Gonzales by David Thomas Roberts, a member of the movement's Advisory Board, and sculpted by Craig Campobella, commemorates the Battle of Gonzales, the first battle of the Texas Revolution and a defining moment in the state's history.
“In a time when there are concerted efforts to dilute, distort, and destroy the unique heritage of Texas, it is more important than ever to stand firm in our cultural independence,” Miller said. “This statue is not just a nod to our past, but a strong statement for our future.”
The Texas Nationalist Movement supports initiatives that honor Texas history and strengthen its ongoing case for a free and independent Texas.
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