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CMV: Qualities that we are born with or cannot change about ourselves are not things to be proud of.

Personally, I don't see the point in being proud of something you have no control over. I've never really thought to myself that I'm proud to be straight, white, or male. Sure, there are times I'm thankful I am those things, but I can never change them. We should be more focused on our personal accomplishments—things like graduating high school or college, meeting fitness goals, using your skills to make things, getting the high score in a game. Those are milestones we can set for ourselves and be proud of when we are committed enough to accomplish them.
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People aren't generally proud of their qualities which they can't change, they're proud of overcoming the adversities they face because of those qualities. Usually they're shamed for their qualities, the antonym of shame is pride.

Pride Parades for example, full of people who are part of the LGBT+ community or are allied with them, are not marching because "Yay gay", but are marching because of the challenges they faced and still face. Remember, gay marriage and adoption hasn't been legal for that long, and there are still discrimination issues, such as Trump removing LGBT+ healthcare protections. The same applies to minority groups of all varieties.

People that are "proud" of unchangeable characteristics that haven't been historically or currently discriminated against, like being a straight white man, are invariably social conservatives who want to remove protections for minorities.