In this empowering episode of the Rooted Will, Rising Advocate Podcast, host Mahogany tackles the crucial topic of memory loss in Black women—what’s normal, what’s not, and when to start asking questions. Black women face disproportionately high risks of Alzheimer’s disease. Yet, many symptoms are brushed off as “just getting older.” Mahogany walks listeners through the early warning signs of Alzheimer’s that are often missed in our communities. 

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