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ALL THINGS HISTORICAL: Breaking a barrier with precision: Leah Moncure (opens the original)
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Leah Moncure seated at desk with blueprints. Sometimes itâs amazing what one remembers from bygone days, and when I began to look at material for this weekâs topic, one of those unique recollections percolated in my brain. Like I am sure many of you had, Fannin Elementary School in San Angelo every year had something we called âCareer Day.â On that day â I think it was in the morning and I think I was in the fifth grade, which meant this was 1972 (yes, Iâm old) â instead of our usu
ALL THINGS HISTORICAL: Using progressivism for voter suppression: The all-white primary (opens the original)
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When the end of the Civil War brought the end of slavery, the question in the nation immediately turned to the status of the former slaves. Would they be granted full citizenship, or would it be a gradual process? If not full citizenship, would they be able to vote, hold office, serve on juries or enter into contracts? Reconstruction â particularly after congressional takeover of that process â answered that question: âfreedmenâ would be immediately granted citizenship with the full righ
ALL THINGS HISTORICAL: A West Texas educator comes to East Texas: Ralph W. Steen (opens the original)
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The traffic in Nacogdoches is heavier this weekend, the restaurants are more crowded, and there are a great number of young people milling about our city. Yes, it is time for a new fall semester, the beginning of a new academic year at Stephen F. Austin State University. Spring is the time for renewal by the calendar, but for those of us who spend our time on a college campus, it is late summer that turns the page to a new year and when new freshmen arrive. Such a phase is our time for renewal.
ALL THINGS HISTORICAL: The Archives War and moving the capital of Texas (opens the original)
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Drawing, Picture of Mrs. Angelina Eberly firing off a cannon. Courtesy of Texas State Library and Archives Commission. Image available on the Internet and included in accordance with Title 17 U.S.C. Section 107. Texans tend to remember the years of the Republic of Texas through the hazy lenses of myth instead of the cold stare of reality. The Republic of Texas was, foremost, never truly intended to be permanent but instead somewhat of an interim period until the politics in the United States ste
ALL THINGS HISTORICAL: The second Battle of the Alamo (opens the original)
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Photograph, Adina De Zavala (center behind group) and students at the Alamo in San Antonio, Texas. Image courtesy of the Briscoe Center for American History. Image available on the Internet and included in accordance with Title 17 U.S.C. Section 107. I cannot think of a single edifice in the state that is more iconic than the Alamo in San Antonio. Every Texan â and probably a good number of people from other states â when they hear the words âthe Alamo,â their mind is instantly drawn to
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