Racism is morally okay. It's just factually incorrect

Racism: the belief that all members of each race possess characteristics or abilities specific to that race, especially so as to distinguish it as inferior or superior to another race or races.

The first part of that is certainly true. Races do over large numbers have different prevalence of genetic variants that evolved through sexual selection in different environments. It's accepted that evolution has effected physical characteristics, skin color being most obvious, but other things like West African high testosterone and speed is widely known also. PC ideology prevents discussion of the obvious fact that evolution of course works on cognitive abilities also, but all studies on the subject shows that it does. IQ differences between races is known (North East Asians>Whites>Blacks) progressives blame nurture, but there have been studies of adopted children and Black or Asian children raised by whites end up having typical Black or Asian success.

We should absolutely judge anyone based on character, as there is wide variation from the mean, but don't be stupid, ethnic groups are nothing more than large extended families, with wildly different genetic makeups (this is why 23and me can identify your ethnic makeup), and this different genetic composition between the races is the primary reason racial groups act so differently, and have such variation in success in different fields. Genetics create culture more than culture shapes behavior - though both are true.

Incidentally this also means you were not largely beta-zed by your upbringing, there's just now and always has been very few natural alphas, we are cusp alphas that TRP helped elevate to low level Alphas. For every success here just as many, probably more, people turn away and reject the red-pill simply because they are not naturally close enough to become alpha regardless of being given this simple how to guide. Nature is almost everything, nurture is what determines where we fall within our small bandwidth of potential.