 This study aimed to evaluate the relationship between race, ethnicity and autoimmune hepatitis, AIH, among different racial groups, using a 15-year retrospective analysis of patients seen at Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital. The main predictor of interest was race, ethnicity, and the main outcome of interest was AIH diagnosis. The study found that Black, Latino, and Asian Pacific Islander race, ethnicity were associated with increased odds of an AIH diagnosis compared to the white reference group. However, there were no significant differences in baseline clinical features among people of color with AIH. Race, ethnicity is an independent risk factor for AIH, but the clinical features of AIH did not differ significantly among Black, Latino, and API patients. This article was authored by Britain Lee, Edward W. Holt, Robert J. Wong, and others.