[Jedidah]

Anybody know the racial demographics of Texas, both in 1836 (independence) and at statehood (1845)?

I wouldn’t be surprised if whites were in the minority then, too.

“What has been will be again. There is nothing new under the sun.”
— Solomon of Jerusalem

[Do Not Make Fun Of His Ears]

>>Anybody know the racial demographics of Texas, both in 1836 (independence) and at statehood (1845)?

I wouldn’t be surprised if whites were in the minority then, too.<<

Socialism and communism were unheard of then, too. You don’t see the difference, or the danger?

It’s a new world my friend.

[Do Not Make Fun Of His Ears]

That is when liberty was in the ascension and not in decline.

That is when America’s concept of individual liberty was strong.

It’s important to wake up and see the dynamics at work here, and not have our heads in the sand pretending this is just “more of the same.”

[ansel12]

Anybody know the racial demographics of Texas, both in 1836 (independence) and at statehood (1845)?

Massively, almost totally American, like 84% to 97% American, remove the slaves from that count and you will see how the voters of early Texas created a nation, and then the greatest state in America.