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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Panda-s1" data-source="post: 8030752" data-attributes="member: 59554">I mean for starters I'm only half Asian (lol) and yes this does cause problems between me an others whose heritage are fully Asian. also when I bring up a stereotype I'm not saying "some Asian people are actually like this and therefore they're wrong" I'm saying there's a large issue Asian America that might explain why we don't see the same reaction we might expect if say someone called out an old D&D book that reinforced stereotypes about Africans.it's not "arrogant". if someone who was born and raised in the US said "America is equal and there's no racial problems" it's not arrogant for someone to call them out on their bs. you can be of an oppressed minority and still be complicit or even active in said oppression, which is kind of an issue at the core of Asian American racism.if you're willing to read other points of view I ask you to read this article about the model minority stereotype:[URL unfurl="true"]https://time.com/5859206/anti-asian-racism-america/[/URL]the author is Vietnamese American and talks about how not all Asian Americans get equal opportunities and why they might not always identify with those who call out anti-Asian racism.</blockquote>