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Today, the Karankawa people, once a prominent Native American tribe in Texas, are largely recognized through their historical legacy rather than as a distinct, active community. Many descendants are involved in efforts to reclaim their heritage, preserve their cultural practices, and educate others about their history. Some engage in cultural events and collaborations with other Indigenous groups to promote awareness and recognition. However, like many Indigenous peoples, they continue to face challenges related to identity, cultural preservation, and community building.

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