ABSTRACT Media coverage of the March 24, 2018 March for Our Lives has been voluminous, including notable coverage framing the march in relation to historical precursors. Analyzing two chronotopes, or implicit orientations to space and time, embedded in this coverage, this essay contributes to efforts to understand journalism as a space of vernacular public memory. I argue that journalists and commentators mobilize historical precedent in ways that constrain the possible outcomes of teen activism in the present.

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不新鲜的新闻：为我们的生活游行和历史先例的媒体动员

摘要 媒体对 2018 年 3 月 24 日为我们的生活进行了大量报道，其中包括与历史前兆有关的游行的重要报道。这篇文章分析了本报道中嵌入的两个计时表，或隐含的空间和时间取向，有助于将新闻业理解为白话公共记忆的空间。我认为记者和评论员以限制当前青少年激进主义可能结果的方式调动历史先例。