No conversation about racism can avoid the trauma—collective, historical, and personal—that racial oppression inflicts. In the fifth sphere, participants are encouraged to recognize and acknowledge racial trauma, whether it stems from direct experiences of violence, intergenerational legacies of discrimination, or the daily microaggressions that slowly erode one’s sense of safety and self-worth. Confronting this pain opens the door to fostering racial healing, a multifaceted process that may include healing circles, therapy, restorative justice practices, spiritual or cultural traditions, and mutual support within communities. The goal is not merely to treat the symptoms of trauma, but to eradicate its systemic sources so that future generations inherit a healthier racial climate. Gauging Racial Inequities and Championing Racial Justice. The final sphere focuses on gauging racial inequities at systemic and structural levels. Participants learn to assess data on housing disparities, health outcomes, employment gaps, or rates of incarceration and to understand how policies or norms perpetuate inequality. Equipped with this knowledge, the call is to champion racial justice through advocacy, policy reform, and community activism. From voting to running grassroots campaigns, from filing legal challenges to organizing public demonstrations, each effort contributes to dismantling entrenched inequities. Progress at this sphere loops back to the earlier spheres, revealing that the journey to racial equity is ongoing and cyclical.