  A graph in which every connected induced subgraph has a disconnected
complement is called a cograph. Such graphs are precisely the graphs that do
not have the 4-vertex path as an induced subgraph. We define a $2$-cograph to
be a graph in which the complement of every $2$-connected induced subgraph is
not $2$-connected. We show that, like cographs, $2$-cographs can be recursively
defined. But, unlike cographs, $2$-cographs are closed under induced minors. We
characterize the class of non-$2$-cographs for which every proper induced minor
is a $2$-cograph. We further find the finitely many members of this class whose
complements are also induced-minor-minimal non-$2$-cographs.
