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Texas pride is the sense of demographic pride felt by people who currently or formerly lived in the U.S. state of Texas. The particular and complex cultural history of Texas has led to an extraordinarily strong sense of state level pride and individuality. The official state nickname of Texas is "The Lone Star State" as a tribute to the state's time as a sovereign nation. While the phrase is presumed to date to the 19th century, the nickname was not made official until the 84th Texas Legislature in 2015. According to the resolution,