In this episode of 'Hindsight,' hosts Akil Sanders and Dr. Jennifer Sarrett dive into the critical historical parallels between the Reconstruction era and today's sociopolitical climate. They discuss the impact of federal and state policies on marginalized communities, the evolution of civil rights, and the systemic barriers that continue to hinder racial equality. From the Great Compromise of 1877 to modern voter suppression tactics, this episode offers an in-depth analysis of how history rhymes rather than repeats. Tune in for a thought-provoking discussion on the ongoing struggle for justice and the importance of learning from our past to improve our future.

In this episode of Hindsight, hosts Akil Sanders and Dr. Jennifer Sarrett explore the historical roots and current implications of vaccine hesitancy, spurred by a recent CDC shooting tied to COVID vaccine misconceptions. The episode delves into early smallpox inoculations, anti-vaccine movements, and conspiracy theories fueled by figures like RFK Jr. The hosts underscore the importance of vaccinations and combating misinformation, aiming to educate and empower listeners to make informed decisions about their health.

Today, Jen talks about the inclusion of homosexuality in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) and how gay rights activists got it (eventually) removed. We talk about Dr. John H. Fryer, who participated on a panel about homosexuality and psychiatry as Dr. Henry Anonymous, complete with mask and voice distorter to protect his identity. Along the way we get into trans rights, feminist porn, cabbage patch dolls, and more!