I wouldn't say so people should be proud of themselves for individual achievements or for who they are individually in terms of personality traits, things that they have power to change. Obviously the socialists want to get people thinking in a 'collective' mindset which is why they categorise people into distinct groups and treat everyone as a group stereotype, often cancelling those who don't conform to it. I think people need to look past it because the group/herd mentality is what has been causing most of the division in recent years. Brexiteer's v Remainers, Trumpers v anti-Trumpers. Black v white. Men v Women. Left v Right. People need to stop seeing themselves as some kind of team member dogmatically fighting for whatever goals they are told that the team has and see themselves as individuals. The smallest minority is the individual, this whole idea of championing 'minorities' based on race etc is still just a collectivist mindset similar to when the Nazi's sorted German's into categories of Aryan, non-Aryan or Jew and treated them differently based on it, not as unique individuals but as members of groups.
When I meet people I don't care what colour a persons skin is or how much wealth they have I judge their character.