2. Following from 1, being a minority does not and should not mean you have to make games about being a minority or your identity because those stories are much harder to tell. You can if you want to, but don't feel like you have to. Make what you want to make, it'll have your fingerprints anyway.

3. These kind of "impact" awards primarily exist to create a comfortable bubble to stuff games in for usually overwhelmingly homogeneously white/anglophone judges that have no idea about any of the narratives or identities in games that were popular enough that they have to be considered somehow.

I could tell a joke about Job, but it goes on for so long that by the end, the people listening tend to curse the day they were born.