Episode 24: Margaret Sanger - The Empathy Engine Against Obscenity
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Episode 24: Margaret Sanger - The Empathy Engine Against Obscenity
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Sanger’s revolutionary work fundamentally changed the world for millions, giving women bodily autonomy. But her legacy is undeniably complicated. In her pursuit of a revolutionary public health concept, she embraced and supported the American eugenics movement, aligning herself with the deeply flawed rhetoric of her era.
We are here not to apologize for the messiness of history, but to unpack it—examining a true revolutionary not as a saint or a demon, but as a person whose actions brought both profound progress and at times, harm.
In this episode, you can expect us to discuss sensitive and hard-hitting topics:
Reproductive rights and the historical weaponization of law.
The shame surrounding unwanted pregnancy and lack of access to care.
The thorny, unsettling history of the American eugenics movement.
How Sanger's radical empathy drove her to fight the establishment.
The modern-day stakes of information sharing and empathy in public discourse, especially as facts become harder to access and divisive arguments grow louder.
This is a history lesson with real-world, modern stakes. If you need to hit pause, please do, but we encourage you to stay for a discussion that is more relevant now than it has been in decades.