Thank you! I hadn't thought about argument structure as part of the way that long-term resonances work. As an historian, I look for those resonances and see them as expected, ordinary, normal. The resurgent attacks on LGBTQ rights in education is not new, and replays many of the tropes that Karen Graves and Natalia Mehlman Petrzela have written about (on Florida and California, respectively).
Thank you! I hadn't thought about argument structure as part of the way that long-term resonances work. As an historian, I look for those resonances and see them as expected, ordinary, normal. The resurgent attacks on LGBTQ rights in education is not new, and replays many of the tropes that Karen Graves and Natalia Mehlman Petrzela have written about (on Florida and California, respectively).