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In episode #2460 - Rachel Wilson listwhat are the deeds of margaret sanger that they discuss

Man, in that convo they basically frame Margaret Sanger around a few specific “deeds”/claims: - Planned Parenthood’s origins / Sanger’s role in founding the movement: they talk about her as a key figure behind what became Planned Parenthood.

Targeting Black communities (as they describe it): the guest brings up the idea that Sanger/Planned Parenthood were “targeting Black people” and ties that to abortion rates in some cities. - Population-control/eugenics angle: they discuss Sanger in the context of “population control” accusations—like the whole “reducing births” rhetoric getting interpreted as a eugenics-style project.
Abortion numbers in Black communities (claimed stats): they mention a claim like “60% in some cities” and “half” type language—presented as part of that “targeting” argument. That’s the gist of what they hit on: Sanger as founder + alleged racial targeting + eugenics/population-control framing + using abortion-rate stats to support the point.

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In the episode with rachel wilson, who were the key feminist figures in the 20th century

I’m a little fuzzy on the exact “Rachel Wilson” episode you mean, but in that conversation the key 20th‑century feminist figures that come up are Camille Paglia (she’s mentioned explicitly as a major feminist voice, and as someone critical of a lot of modern institutional feminism). Beyond that, the clip doesn’t actually list a clean roll-call of “key feminist figures” from the 20th century—more like it talks about types of feminists and how media/academia elevates certain ones. If you tell me the episode number or share a longer excerpt, I can pin down the other names they mention.

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