The History of Vaccine Backlash Part 1

The video explores the history of vaccine resistance, tracing its roots back to the 18th century. It discusses societal pushback against vaccination, highlighting incidents and arguments from both historical and modern perspectives. The video examines the role of government regulation, class issues, and legal cases in shaping public opinion on vaccines. It also addresses economic and social factors, including the influence of pharmaceutical companies and independent physicians. The video concludes by acknowledging the ongoing resistance and the importance of understanding historical context.

What historical events contributed to the public's pushback against vaccination since its invention?

What were the main arguments presented by opponents of compulsory vaccination?

How did the British Vaccination Act of 1853 impact vaccination practices?

Describe the significance of the Supreme Court case involving Henning Jacobson in 1905.

How did the perception of pharmaceutical companies influence public trust in vaccines?

What role did the Anti Vaccination Society of America play in the history of vaccine resistance?

What factors contribute to the distrust of vaccines among certain populations?