Ethnic children need to be assessed for the presence of multiple forms of victimization because they are likely to experience institutional racism as well as exposure to violence, crime, and natural disasters. The four dynamics of the traumagenic dynamics model of child sexual abuse are discussed as they also pertain to racism. The four dynamics are traumatic sexualization, betrayal, stigmatization, and powerlessness. As health professionals become aware of the prevalence and effects of sexual abuse, the importance of examining the cumulative impact of other forms of victimization is increasing. How clinicians should evaluate the variety of victimization experiences that children may encounter concludes the article. 42 references (Author abstract modified)