Disparities in dementia among racialized groups are the result of multiple expressions of racism, and unveiling the biological mechanisms implicated in the production of these disparities is crucial for understanding how racism is embodied.59 In a nationally representative sample of older adults in the United States, we observed a 27% greater risk of incident dementia among those with high versus low CRP, and this association was stronger among Hispanic and non-Hispanic White participants than among non-Hispanic Black participants. This evidence concerns the gene CRP and dementia.