OK, I'll speak slower so that y'all can understand. People of color, etc. are just fine if their resume' is not from one of the places that are deliberately putting people of color, etc. ahead of someone who may or not be more capable. Since there is no way to know for sure at first look people may start to make snap judgements without bothering to find out about their abilities.
Conversely, one can look at a couple of examples. Our VP Harris is a person of color and as a candidate she got almost no votes. I haven't heard anyone state anything useful that she's done since she got her job. Biden recently nominated a person to head the FAA who couldn't answer any questions that had to do with pilots, airports or airplanes. Ah, but he's black. That's only a small example of choices made because of color instead of ability. While there are certainly many, many more it doesn't mean that there are not some very high calibre people who happen to be black.
The POINT is that it doesn't matter what color a person is. What matters is that you are comfortable that he/she is highly qualified to do the job at hand. Since less people are being selected because of merit, and more being selected because of color, one cannot be sure.