Margaret Sanger founded the organization that later became Planned Pioneer. She has been widely lauded as a staunch advocate of women's reproductive rights, but there's more to the story. Join us this week as we delve into Sanger's story as well as the simultaneous rise of eugenics. The United States in general and California pioneered the field of eugenics, and that is not necessarily a good thing! From forced sterilizations to medical experiments without the patient's consent, many of the ideas and methods emerging within the eugenics movement later found expression in the gruesome experiments and ideologies of Germany in the 1930s.
Welcome to part two of our three-part series on the history of the U.S. Supreme Court. In this episode we discuss the Taney court...
Hilary and Geoff begin a two-part series on major issues in the history of the "American West." What does that term mean? How has...
This week on An Incomplete History, we discuss the development of the primary system in the United States. When and how did the two...