Dr. Kaveh Hoda, a physician and historian, joins to unravel the complicated legacy of gynecology. The discussion highlights J. Marion Sims, a controversial figure known for unethical practices on enslaved women. Hoda emphasizes the importance of recognizing the often-ignored contributions of women in medicine. The talk also touches on the troubling intersections of race, ethics, and women's health, shedding light on historical biases that still resonate today. Humorous anecdotes contrast the grim past with contemporary conversations about women’s sexual health.
