By Jacqueline Antonovich
-The strange dating games of 1914.
-The evolution of the doctor’s office.
-The men who built the Berlin Wall.
-Dress designs lost in the Holocaust.
-Are your medical records top secret?
-How Kodak set the skin-tone standard.
By Jacqueline Antonovich
-Historiography via Ebony.
-The rise and rise of sexology.
-A brief history of the tampon.
-Video chatting with Communists.
-A history of religion and cosmetics.
By Jacqueline Antonovich
-Cold War Nazis.
-A dose of witchcraft.
-The history of candy corn.
-The history of funeral food.
-Man and Mummy: a romance.
-The doctor who starved her patients to death.
By Jacqueline Antonovich
-The pirates of Lake Michigan.
-The 16th-century dance plague.
-Down Syndrome isn’t just cute.
-A history of blood transfusions.
-The “headhunters” of Coney Island.
-Help preserve history in just one click.
By Jacqueline Antonovich
-The midwives of St. Croix.
-Male midwives of Ethiopia.
-America’s coolest ghost towns.
-Does cancer spread while you sleep?
-Life in a 1930s psychiatric hospital.
By Jacqueline Antonovich
-£7.5 trillion for slavery.
-Bette Davis on sexism.
-Vaccinated mosquitos?
-A history of body snatching.
-“What Women Want”: a history.
-How science still gets race wrong.
By Jacqueline Antonovich
-How Prozac conquered America.
-A real-life Oregon Trail adventure.
-How Sigmund Freud Wanted to die.
-The most beautiful anatomical theaters.
-Can a person be an “anti-psychopath”?
By Jacqueline Antonovich
-Snuff: a history.
-A community erased.
-History of sexuality 101.
-A history of the migraine.
-The Union’s fake Canadians.
By Jacqueline Antonovich
-A history of vaccinations.
-A brief history of animal death in space.
-The coolest historical gifs you will ever see.
-The really cool history of mountain biking.
-Is a little bit of Lithium good for our health?
By Jacqueline Antonovich
-The brave and fluffy cats of WWI.
-Tech lessons from the “Dark Ages.”
-Medical conspiracy theories in history.
-How would Bill Gates teach a history class?
-The Economist’s horrible defense of slavery.
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