I'm going to keep this article short and sweet. But, simply the greatest Star Wars story never told (at least within the context of what is officially canon now) was Star Wars: The Old Republic.
Now, let's say we want to improve that said story even more, and put the whole thing in its own seperate canon, while having the same level of devotion by the creators over at Lucasfilm, which would be a greater company in this scenario. Well, we can certainly put the entire story in a different parallel universe. For instance, the universe could entirely revolve around the ever changing dynamics of the SWTOR galaxy.
However, and if this was a truly alternative universe, what if we were to put Earth into this unique canon that Lucasfilm created. Would this be an interesting plot background to explore. I mean a whole variety of different political and or social matters could be addressed for what could happen on this planet of ours in a truly interesting way. And no, it would not be explored or expressed in the SJW or regressive fashion of addressing said social issues.
Instead, it would be addressed in a similar fashion to the alternate universe in The Man in the High Castle or all of the Star Trek shows that ran from 1987 to 2005.
To grasp what I just stated, the discussion of matters related to social and or political issues - if not possibly economic ones would be rationally progressive in the message that this new possbile show and or movie would convene.
Overall, the story would not need to explore something like this, but it would be interesting, and it would be interesting to see how life as we know would change on this planet. I believe that would truly be the greatest Star Wars story never told.