Travel with adventurers Chrissy and Jay Kleberg to Matagorda Island, the traditional homeland of the Karankawa people and World War II training grounds, threatened by rising seas. Get to know ...

Euro-American colonizers depict the Karankawa as a savage people in Texas, a myth unfortunately that persists to this day. Over time, our population dwindled by disease, displacement and warfare ...

That's why present-day descendants call themselves, "Karankawa Kadla," which means mixed people. However, historians say they preserved aspects of their culture and passed them down to future ...

I’d gained a bird’s-eye view of centuries’ worth of history, and learned about connections I wanted to share with others: from the genocide of Karankawa people in the 1820s to the murderous ...

From Pool’s perspective, HOME is supposed to change that, making Austin, once again, a place for “young people who came for college or ... continue,” says Chiara Do’wal Sehi, a Karankawa artist and ...

She learns the names of people enslaved by her ancestors. She relates the history of white settlers’ genocidal violence against the Gulf Coast Karankawa people (who she was taught had simply ...

and unceded territories of the Karankawa People. “Based on what I have read,” Brown explained, “there is a positive relationship between diversity and economic growth in cities.” ...

“At one point, the buffalo were everything to Texas Indigenous people,” Contreras said ... such as the Lipan-Apache, Payaya, and Karankawa — depended on the buffalo.

Upon learning that French children dwelled with the Karankawa people, De Leon secured their release and sent them home. Flash forward to 1995 and La Belle is discovered and recovered with ...

Recently, however, more than 100 Karankawa Kadla have connected on social ... A certain sadness hangs over this place, where many, many people died in the terrible winds and storm surges, or ...