…strengthen the anti–racial preferencs argument. That is, affirmative action is not only unfair to smarter students (disproportionately Asian), but it unnecessarily generates an anger toxic for both the beneficiaries of…

…actively inflamed? How can the blanket category of “Asian” that lumps together Chinese, Japanese, Indonesian, Philippine, Indian, Vietnamese, Cambodian, and Pakistani ethnicities—all with different cultural capital and lived experiences—provide a…

…This opposition is shared by majorities of all racial and ethnic groups (79% of whites, 59% of blacks, 68% of Hispanics, and 63% of Asian Americans). More importantly, the recent…

…of bias. The racism charge can also be empirically countered by the fact that average SAT scores by race are distributed as follows: 1223 (Asian), 1114 (white), 978 (Hispanic), 933…

…(Remarkably, successful minorities such as Asians and Jews are classed with whites as blameworthy “white adjacent” or “hyper-white,” for the unforgivable sin of being successful.) Males are the “evil” sex;…

…that are less academically elite than white or (especially) Asian applicants. However, university administrators will not publicly admit this fact. No American university willingly publishes data on SAT, ACT, or…

…Are they “white,” “Asian,” “South Asian,” “nonwhite,” or “black”? Who knows? Why might a Caucasian person born in northern Spain who migrates to the U.S. be called “Hispanic,” while a…

…accommodations not enjoyed by their white and Asian peers, they have become emboldened to demand further concessions. One significant concession is the “right” not to be challenged or offended by…

…UCSB. The plan compares the percentages of employees who are female, African American, Hispanic, Asian, and bi- or multi-racial to the availability of each school and division and identifies sub-groups…

…the intelligent person’s politics. And they’re right, in a way. It takes a great deal of mental twisting for a white or Asian liberal to espouse Affirmative Action and demand…

…of upper-caste, South Asian radicalism, with all the attendant Cambridge socialism and word salad about “the masses.” This is symbolized most clearly by Biden’s Tamil Brahmin vice president, a Berkeley…

…for “Asian”; “NB” is for “non-binary”). You can find a White Earth Nation descendant from the Pembina Band of Ojibwe (but if you need that chemist also to be female…

…mimic the style of polo-playing country-club WASPs. According to the New York Times, some Asian applicants are hiding their interest in clichéd “Asian” activities such as playing the violin and…

…in the 1950s. Stanford’s current undergraduate student body is 25% Asian and only 28% white (the most “underrepresented” group there). The California Institute of Technology, by contrast, which is said…

…number of crimes targeting Asian Americans increases, which is a result of rising threats to public safety in urban areas, ATE published a statement condemning anti-Asian racism and committing to…

…began by stating, “I’m a woman of South Asian descent. I have brown skin and black longish hair. I’m wearing a gray jacket [but she was actually wearing a yellow…

…met all four benchmarks. In 2012, Asian-American and Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander were separated into two groups, and the category Two or More Races was added. Once again, Asian and White…

…and Take Action Florida—accused Sen. Sasse of transphobia, homophobia, anti-Asian rhetoric, and an unwillingness to oppose the Stop WOKE Act. The University of South Florida (USF), which was named in…

…have drifted toward an almost liturgical conception of diversity that makes less sense by the year. – John McWhorter, “Stop Making Asian Americans Pay the Price for Campus Diversity,” New…

…think of the NBA. NBA players are predominantly African American; there is a significant white minority and a small percentage of Asian and other. White and African-American proportions switch in…

…which were thin covers for anti-white and anti-Asian racism. “While we respect the rights of free speech and academic freedom, both are meant to encourage debate and discussion that can…

In the “Who I Am” section of her course syllabus, a Virginia Tech faculty member introspects: I am a Caucasian cisgender female and first-generation college student from Appalachia who is…

…complaint brought by Asian-American students. This case long predated SFFA’s pivot toward anti-Asian discrimination. Notably, a considerable bloc of well-funded progressive Asian groups has gone to great lengths to craft…

…former involves a private university, the latter a public one. Both universities are alleged to have discriminated against Asian students in their admissions process based on a violation of the…

…an opinion shared by many. Consider this claim, for example, from a successful NSF grant application: “computer science (CS) is still overwhelmingly dominated by white and Asian, able-bodied, middle to…

…include: the Black Academic Excellence Initiative, the Faculty of Color Network, the Black Resource Center Student Success Institute, the Raza Resource Centro’s Avanzando Juntos, an Asian, Pacific Islander, Middle Eastern,…

…cases which many claim are evidence of anti-Asian racism (I refute this absurd claim here). American courts, too, are to blame for this degradation of national security. Just in the…

…students are recognized, supported, and advanced in ways not shared by their white and Asian peers. Even though a university campus is an unlikely place to encounter actual racism, students…

…Asians are privileged, evil villains. Children learn to fear and hate their fellow citizens of other races, sexes, religions, and ethnicities. What kind of society will we have when we…