Episode Two examines legacies created without consent, exploring people whose lives became symbols, stories, or scientific resources without their permission. From Henrietta Lacks, whose cells revolutionized medicine while she remained unknown and her family impoverished, to Rosa Parks, whose carefully planned activism was simplified into a tired seamstress myth, the episode reveals how power shapes who gets remembered and how. It explores Tank Man's anonymous immortality, Phineas Gage's transformation into a medical case study, Rosalind Franklin's stolen scientific credit, and the countless enslaved people whose contributions built America but whose names were erased. The episode also examines modern viral legacies, where ordinary people become memes overnight, their images appropriated for purposes they never intended or approved.
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