“It is obvious that the Battle of the Alamo, which is what the shrine is intended to remember, is intended to be submerged, and buried, in a sea of multiculturalism.”
You can still visit the church and have a moment of silence. I’ve certainly seen people kneel and pray. You can also visit the cenotaph which will (finally) be located at the actual battle site.
You are free to make the Alamo solely about that memorial.
However, there are a lot of other fascinating aspects to the Alamo’s history that you will also now have the -option- of exploring as well. That doesn’t BURY the memorial. It just teaches you even -more- history about our great state.
“You are free to make the Alamo solely about that memorial.”
They are not concerned about what I make of it. It is the use of constituted societal authority for the purposes of future indoctrination. Have you ever associated the Alamo with 10,000 years of indigenous people? The Alamo does not go back that far. And the only thing that makes it worthwhile is the battle event in 1836.