Racefy (verb):

1. To use race, racial identity, or racial dynamics to amplify personal gain, advantages, or success, often in ways that are considered unjust or manipulative.

   - Example: "She managed to 'racefy' her way into the scholarship program, even though her application didn’t meet the criteria."

2. To strategically highlight or emphasize one’s race in order to secure opportunities, recognition, or benefits that would otherwise be unavailable or undeserved.

   - Example: "The company was accused of allowing applicants to 'racefy' their resumes to gain preferential treatment during hiring."

Origin: A blend of 'race' (referring to racial identity or background) and 'amplify' (to increase or intensify), suggesting the act of increasing one’s personal advantage or standing through the strategic use of race.

Related Forms:

- Racefied (adjective): Describes something that has been influenced or enhanced by racial manipulation for personal benefit.

- Racefying (noun): The process of using race as a tool to boost or escalate one’s success, opportunities, or status.