Imagine an interviewer asking that question in a job interview. See what kind of legal outcome they'll have.
Let me put this in practical terms. Let's say we have two students both wanting to conduct their research in French. One is a low-income francophone student from a small rural community; she was raised by a single mother but doesn't qualify as “racialized”. The other comes from an affluent family in a wealthy neighbourhood from a major city. They went to private school. They're very affluent, and they qualify as being “racialized”. What is the policy justification for giving the second student, who is from an affluent background, access to a scholarship specifically on the basis of race, while denying the first student that same race-targeted scholarship?