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* ValuesResonance: In 2009, when the original timeline was posted to AH.com, it was seen as a fun novelty...but with the growing popularity of socialism and radical leftism among young people, you can make the case that it [[GatewaySeries probably introduced a lot of young AH nerds to leftist activism in the first place]].
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* ValuesResonance: In 2009, when the original timeline was posted to AH.com, it was seen as a fun novelty...but with the growing popularity of socialism and radical leftism among young people, you can make the case that it [[GatewaySeries probably introduced a lot of young AH nerds to leftist activism in the first place]].place]], and by the time the story finally moved to SV a lot of the "radical" ideas it had stopped seeming radical. Aside from that, the TL had a few things that were rare in AH at the time:
** There's a gay rights movement as early as the 1920's, and a trans rights movement to go along with it: many of the characters in the TCI are queer and it's pretty much seen as normal. In 2009 this was rare in alt-history writing.
** Presaging the debate over Confederate memorials in the South, the UASR just destroys them all together, unthinkable at the time but now a commonly held (if still controversial) viewpoint.
** There's a gay rights movement as early as the 1920's, and a trans rights movement to go along with it: many of the characters in the TCI are queer and it's pretty much seen as normal. In 2009 this was rare in alt-history writing.
** Presaging the debate over Confederate memorials in the South, the UASR just destroys them all together, unthinkable at the time but now a commonly held (if still controversial) viewpoint.
