Calling the Achievements of Individuals from So-Called Minority Groups as 'Firsts

Calling the achievements of individuals from so-called minority groups as 'firsts' reflects institutionalized (or structural) racism because it:

A) Implies that people of color are generally inferior to white people
B) Diverts attention from rules (such as sporting league rules) that kept them from such achievements to begin with
C) This is a trick question: it really doesn't have anything to do with institutionalized racism.
D) All of the answers (except the trick question answer) are correct
E) Individualizes our view of what people can accomplish, distracting us from systemic barriers related to unequal access