wonderful article that dana goldstein of "the new york times" wrote and published in january 2020 where she looked particularly at two largest states, texas and california, and she saw major differences in the way those two states, one blue state, california, one red state, texas, from slavery to the heart of ro renaissance ande how the language was interpreted in states so could say there are dozens of examples. i can cite the 1916 project that's become the boogieman, the constructive myth-making that was used to pass legislation, including my home state of texas to not teach particular subjects deemed with slavery or subjects they teamed too controversial.
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