This led to the displacement, marginalization, and mistreatment of the Native Texans and the Tejanos. They faced loss of their traditional territories, cultural suppression, and often faced violence and discrimination from the colonizers. It also resulted in the loss of their autonomy and control over their own resources and livelihoods.
This led to the marginalization and exclusion of the Native Texans and the Tejanos from the political, social, and economic processes in the region. They were denied full participation and representation in the conversations and decisions that shaped the colonization process. As a result, they faced displacement, loss of culture and identity, and unequal treatment in their own lands.
This led to the displacement and marginalization of the Native Texans and Tejanos. They were denied their land rights and forcibly removed from their ancestral territories. This resulted in the loss of their cultural, social, and economic heritage, as well as increased discrimination and inequality.
