This is a comprehensive breast health guide specifically designed for Black women, addressing the stark disparities in breast cancer outcomes where Black women have 8% lower incidence but 41% higher mortality compared to White women. The guide covers risk factors, prevention strategies, early detection methods, treatment options, and provides practical advocacy tools to help Black women navigate healthcare systems and demand equitable care. It emphasizes the importance of timely screening (mammograms starting at age 40), understanding family history and genetic risks, and being proactive about seeking second opinions and guideline-based treatment. The resource also includes mental health support, community resources, and actionable steps like asking doctors specific questions about treatment plans and clinical trial eligibility.