A healer known for her spiritual practices and connection to the psychic realm, who plays a crucial role in Velma’s healing journey.

Minnie’s spirit guide and a Christian presence in the psychic realm, who provides guidance and challenges during the healing process.

An activist and tarot reader who becomes involved with Campbell, representing a particular strand of Black activism.

An activist who favors a more material-focused approach to organizing, highlighting different perspectives within the movement.

Velma's godmother, known for her involvement in important events in Velma’s life and her spiritual understanding.

Velma’s sister, who is present throughout family and community challenges, and develops a relationship with Marcus.

Velma’s husband, involved in academy affairs, whose actions add to the complexities in Velma’s life.

A waiter, writer, and game creator involved in the community's vibrant social scene, who eventually connects with Jan.

A doctor at the infirmary who combines various forms of medicine and is a respected community leader.

A young, light-skinned doctor whose journey includes navigating his cultural identity and accepting spiritual practices.

A collective of diverse women of color and a bus driver, representing the broader community and their interconnected struggles.

A prayer and healing circle comprising community elders, embodying mysticism and collective spiritual support.

A pregnant teen who attends Velma’s healing, observing pivotal moments within the ritual.