The Milk Mouth Project

06/19/2026

The MILK MOUTH Village is LIVE. 🖤

Come Get some supplies for you and BABY

WE have partnered with The Kitsap County Lactation Coalition, Black Infant Thrive, BLKBRY today because Black families in Kitsap County deserve to be seen, supported, and celebrated.

Happy Juneteenth. We out here. 🤎✊🏾

Kitsap Public Health District Kitsap Juneteenth Block Party

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04/06/2026

Washington has always known its impact on Black birthing people but what’s been even more undeniable is birthing communities ability to already know how to move through it.

High Risk is a documentary that goes beyond the statistics interviewing mothers, midwives, doulas, and birth workers to explore the strategies, wisdom, and power Black women carry into every birth space.

We are proud to be a co-host for this screening alongside Black Infant Thrive, Kitsap Public Health District, Olympic College Black Student Union, and Olympic College.

📅 April 17 | 5:15–7:00 PM.

Come watch. Come learn. Come celebrate what Black motherhood actually looks like when we’re held by our community.
Justice doesn’t have a ZIP code. Neither does this work. 💛

02/12/2026

01/08/2026

FREE BLACK BIRTH — till it’s backwards‼️

I didn’t rush to post.
Because the conversation we avoid is the one that matters most:
When do they actually give a F**k ?! This violence is not confined to one moment in time.

Black birthing people are endlessly monitored,
while the systems responsible for their care are rarely held accountable.
We grieve. We rally. The attention fades. And the harm continues.

Dr. Janell Green Smith, CNM.
Yolanda Kadima.
And so many others deserved protection, not promises after loss.🕊️

This is not a moment.
This is a pattern.
And we are done pretending it isn’t.

This is not about trends or temporary outrage.
It’s about dismantling a system that continues to imprison Black birth.

When is enough actually enough?‼️

Until the system is monitored the way Black birth is monitored,
freedom will keep showing up BACKWARDS!

01/01/2026

Pregnant in this ECONOMY ?! 🤰🏾🫠
Quiet this year—
not from silence,
but from carrying something bigger than myself.
Being a Black woman, pregnant now,
demanded a kind of attention
I didn’t understand seven years ago.
Like writing my will type attention!

Humor, chaos, work, an only child, the economy—wild.
This year rebirthed me.
Deeper respect for my body.
For my life.
For the work I pour into.
✨ 2025:
Pregnant in this economy.
Quiet in the season.
Grateful in the aftermath 💛