Building empathy is no small task, especially in contexts where historical animosities or contemporary tensions run high. This fourth sphere proposes building racial empathy through active listening, perspective-taking exercises, and shared experiences that humanize those frequently depicted as “other.” Alongside empathy, participants reflect on the importance of developing racial stamina—the emotional resilience needed to engage in honest, uncomfortable conversations about race without retreating into defensiveness or guilt. Whether in team-building workshops, family discussions, or broader community efforts, developing this emotional fortitude is crucial for sustaining commitment to racial equity over the long haul. By doing so, individuals and groups expand their capacity for empathy and cultural competence, ultimately eroding the ignorance that allows stereotypes to thrive.