Antisemitism has turned me against economics

I recently started a economics course in college, and I was really enjoying it. The concepts of markets, economic growth, personal finance, etc. really interested me. I did some research, and discovered that probably the one field in which Jews have been proportionally overrepresented is economics. <br><br>Of the 88 Nobel Prizes in Economics awarded since 1969, 28 perceent have gone to Jews, with three of the 2020 awards going to Jews. <br><br>This fact really turned me off to the field. Who would want to be part of a field where their work is being heavily influenced by a certain branch of people. <br><br>But I still find the subject interesting, and now find it awkward to be studying it. Any thoughts on this?<br><br>EDIT: I am Jewish