Me Period Trailer Featuring Sheryl Lee Ralph, Tabitha Brown and Daughters
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- Опубликовано: 20 авг 2024
- A film on puberty, menstruation, and health discovery. These are the conversations we’ve always needed.
The journey often starts with the first period, but the way in which we come to know ourselves and our bodies begins with every conversation we’ve had--or haven’t had--before then.
Through the eyes of everyday families and celebrity mothers like Sheryl Lee Ralph and Tabitha Brown, 'Me Period' explores the beauty and complexity of how we navigate sensitive conversations about our bodies and our periods. It also raises our consciousness
about how one's upbringing, personal trauma, and relationships with our
own mothers and caregivers may impact our approaches to these
conversations.
Go to MePeriod.info for more information on the film and to download resources. Hear from expert voices offering the tools you need to lead “the talk” without passing on shame, trauma, or myths to the next generation.
I think we all remember where we were when we got it
When my cycle came on, I called for my daddy too. He went to the store and told me I didn’t have to go to school. Daddies are amazing!
The fact that I came across this while on my period is crazy! 😮 Very necessary conversation though!
I was in denial when my period first came lol! I didn’t want to grow up, so much responsibility 😅
when you don't know what you need to see n don't know how to put it into words or translation.... THANK YOU FOR THIS!!!!
WOW! I cannot wait to see this! Way to go, Black Women's Health Imperative!
NO woman can forget when she got her first period. My experience was horrendous!!! I wanted my daughter's experience to SOOOO MUCh BETTER than mine. I did not leave it up to the schools and social media to "educate" my daughter (and my son----men need to "period-educated" too). We continue to have open and honest conversations and information-sharing which helps my daughter AND me. I love that they are doing this film. Keep It Going, Sistas!!! We need you!!!
Yes sons need to know as well because when I was telling my boys about their bodies, I told them about a period for girls as well. Why? So if a girl starts her period at school, they won't be alarmed, and so they can have compassion.
I remember when I started. I made sure to inform my daughters so they wouldn’t be freaked out when it happened.
This is beautiful and much NEEDED I remember starting my period on April fools day and my mama thought I was joking with her. We were in a damn furniture store. Ghetto ass Aaron’s to be exact! 😂😂
Not ghetto ass Aaron's 😅❤.
6th grade. I had really horrible cycles too where I had to be rushed to emergency so many times, starting in the 8th grade. I eventually found out as an adult I had fibroids. PRAISE GOD, he Healed me. Through changing my eating habits, walking in forgiveness and going through my healing journey, they aren't bad anymore! Won't He do it!!!!
Amen
Wow, I'm going through an extreme one as we speak. Mother nature is a trip. 🙏🏿
When and where is this airing?
I think (and hope not at the same time) that this is a film resource that has to be purchased. Kind of like when Bible study authors make videos, the church has to pay to facilitate the Bible study. But I really hope this is available for streaming somewhere!
Yes when and where I want to watch this!
I love this! Excited to see it - such a necessary conversation.
I don't know why RUclips is just recommending this channel....but i needed it years ago! Nothing like hearing about these things from someone who looks like me ! All journeys are valid...but hearing it from sista's and auntie's hits different ❣️
This is awesome. I teach child development and in my class we spend about a week on the menstrual cycle understanding it and how it works. I would ❤️ ❤ to show this to my students (male and female). They always have great questions.
I remember getting mine at about 13. My brothers yelled Maaaaa! Lord, they got on my nerves. My aunt was like you are a woman now. I was so scared when I heard her say that. I spent most of my childhood in Brooklyn, EasT NY until age 13. I grew up way too fast. It's like many of us children in that environment has to be adults before we were children.
I'm excited about this. We as women need to be properly educated about the things that are going on with our bodies. We are never too old to learn something new.
Sidenote: 2 days ago I was thinking about when I started my period and how I waited until the evening time when my mother came home from work to verbalize the fact that I'd started it. One of my older sisters was in disbelief that I didn't tell her when I had been with her for hours before my mother came home.
This is so needed! ❤️
This was such a great video! I hope Me Period receives all of the blessings! I've never seen anything like it ❤
MY GOD I LOVE THIS ❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️So necessary!!!
I love this open talk on such a large platform. I was/am grateful to have that openness with my mom and women in my family ❤
Please also speak on menopause.
Love this ❤
wow love it !!!
I am very excited for this!
Oh, this is going to be GOOD!!!
I was in 5th grade when I started and I thought I was dying no one told me what it was beforehand. What’s worse I was at school when it happened and I wore white corduroys that day 😑
ok, I love this
I have the same question 🙋🏾♀️ when is this conversation airing?me and my daughters will be front and center.we’re all still learning
Long overdue
What platform will this be released on?
Where can we watch the whole episode?
Tab & her daughter are TWINS ⁉️
This is amazing! I can't wait to watch this.
Who is that woman in the blue blazer? She looks identical to Melissa Fredricks.
Why don’t we call it menstrual cycle. Calling it a period is disturbing 🥴
I thought I was the only one.
@@Kayburg07 you are not alone
I still want to meet Eve from the Bible days and square up for cursing us all with this menstrual cycle.
😂😂😂😂😂 what a joke