10/12/2026
Endometriosis is less likely to be diagnosed in Black women. When Fawn Montgomery-Walker, TAAG’s founder and CEO, was first diagnosed, she was never told it was a chronic disease, that it could increase in stages, and that it could spread throughout her reproductive system.
Fawn’s book is both a deeply personal memoir and a powerful act of advocacy. It chronicles her journey through chronic pain, medical gaslighting, and the emotional weight of being expected to stay strong in silence — while weaving in the healing power of African spirituality, rest, and community as pathways to liberation.
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Endometriosis less likely to be properly diagnosed in Black women by Renee P. Aldrich For New Pittsburgh Courier When Fawn Walker-Montgomery was 25 years old, after she had been suffering painful, debilitating menstrual cycles for the past 13 years, the pain often so severe she would pass out, her m...