Competitive academic cultures often encourage discrimination (opinion)
Briefly

The experiences of success for marginalized individuals can be overshadowed by accusations of unfair advantage, revealing deep-seated biases within societal frameworks and institutions.
After winning two prestigious fellowships, discussions among peers focused on how I 'leveraged my identity' rather than acknowledging my merit and hard work.
Conversations with fellow students of color show it’s common to face backlash after achieving competitive awards, highlighting systemic racism in academia.
The struggles faced by individuals obtaining success in academia highlight a broader issue of white supremacy which opposes the accomplishments of people of color.
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