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The idea of being "twice as hard" to attain recognition often emerges in conversations about race and accomplishment. Critics assert that this mindset can be damaging, positioning average achievements as extraordinary, purely based on the context of race. A successful narrative should encourage objective assessments of achievements without lowering standards or qualifications. The notion is that accomplishments should stand on their merit, not confounded by exacerbated social narratives that may alter their perceived value.