🧡 Did you know Black Americans are not only more likely to develop Multiple Sclerosis (MS)—but also to experience a more aggressive form of it? For decades, MS was considered a “white disease.” But research now shows that it affects the Black community at higher rates than once believed—and often with faster progression and more severe symptoms. The problem? Many still aren’t being diagnosed early enough. And too many are left out of clinical trials. It’s time to change the narrative. At The “Do Good” Foundation, we believe in honoring every story—including the ones that don’t get told enough. This month, we’re shining a light on MS in our community. Let’s talk about it, learn from it, and stand with those living through it. . . . #DoGood365 #ChristmasInColor #SoulOfSanta #DoGoodFoundation #MSAwareness #MultipleSclerosis #HealthEquity #BlackHealthMatters