In today's society, being a woman can feel incredibly challenging. Drawing inspiration from America Ferrera's monologue in the Barbie movie, Elizabeth, Brooke, Charmaine, and Kenisha discuss the difficulties and pressures that women encounter in a hypercritical society. They delve into themes like body positivity, societal pressures, and the double standards surrounding body shaming. They also acknowledge the role women play in perpetuating judgmental behavior towards each other and emphasize the importance of embracing one's authentic self.
Today on The Unfiltered Mom:America Ferrera's monologue in the Barbie movieAuthenticity, body positivity, and self-acceptanceThe double standards surrounding body shaming and criticism of womenChallenging societal norms and expectations
Resources:America Ferrera’s monologue from the Barbie movieViola Davis’s book on AudibleSnoop Dogg’s affirmations
Connect on Instagram:Elizabeth: @elizabethlewis.co Charmaine: @‌charmedwithcharBrooke: @miss.intentionalityKenisha: @‌kcoon9288

This show is produced by Soulfire Productions