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CHOCOLATE MILK: THE DOCUMENTARY SERIES is a collection of over forty testimonials recorded by filmmaker and public health advocate Elizabeth Gray Bayne from mothers and health providers about their experiences or personal journeys with breastfeeding.
Choocolate Milk: The Documentary Series. Episodes from the documentary web series Chocolate Milk, a digital narrative project that began as the African American Breastfeeding Project. http://chocolatemilkdoc.com….
- Documenting A Movement
- Changing Perspective
- The Women Helping Women
- Representing A Community
- In Progress
Chocolate Milk: The Documentary started as a web seriesfeaturing interviews with mothers and health care providers. One day Bayne, also a public health professional, skimmed The Nation’s Health, a publication of the American Public Health Association (APHA),and came across an article about racial disparities inbreastfeeding. A few years into her ca...
Bayne says she intends to dismantle stereotypes about Black mothers by presenting a different view of the community. Chocolate Milkis intended not just for women, but for the people whom theyrely on for support, including their families, healthcare providers, communities and evenmainstream America. The selection screened at the International Breast...
Chocolate Milkdelves into the work of Black maternal child health professionals too. “We can’t talk about breastfeeding without talking about including more Black health professionals and valuing Black health professionals as much as we value those who are White,” Bayne says. She goes on to say that overall, lactation professionals’ work is underva...
Bayne continues to share Chocolate Milkat conferences, and says she’s received valuable feedback. Not a mother herself, Bayne was “nervous” about how well she was representing mothers’ challenges and if she was capturing their voices accurately. “Getting their story right,” Bayne reports. “That’s been the most reassuring and rewarding part.” She la...
Bayne has connected with many experts for the documentary including Kimberly Seals Allers, Kathleen Kendall-Tackett, Jacqueline H. Wolf, Kimarie Bugg, Kiddada Green, Elizabeth Woods, Arissa Palmer, and Brandi Gates. She’s also hoping to feature Dr. Regina Benjamin, Regina King, Erykah Badu, and Kerry Washington. You can sponsor Chocolate Milk: The ...
Chocolate Milk: The Documentary is film about the state of breastfeeding in Black America brought to you by The African American Breastfeeding Project. Production scheduled to begin in 2016 ...
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The 90-minute documentary explores breastfeeding through the stories of three women, a first time mother, a third generation midwife, and a WIC lactation educator. Each story depicts the struggle to bring breastfeeding back as a cultural norm in the African American community.
27 feb 2018 · “Chocolate Milk is a food documentary that takes a detailed look at black motherhood, breastfeeding, and the multi-billion dollar business of feeding black babies. Synopsis: What do race, sex, nutrition and motherhood have in common?
2,373 Followers, 46 Following, 48 Posts - Chocolate Milk (@chocolatemilkdoc) on Instagram: "Docuseries and 90-minute feature film about breastfeeding in the black community. See link for our 2019 social impact report!
