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Telling poor Asian people that they are racist for wanting police protection from a wave of violence is wrong. How sheltered do you have to be for ethnic studies jargon to be more real to you than the bodies of grandma and grandpa laid out on the street?https://twitter.com/viet_t_nguyen/status/1360101212297699328 …
The problem is that it is taboo to even mention the racial and class demographics of the perpetrators. Viet alludes to it in his last sentence, but most left-intellectuals prefer to ignore the real dynamics of Black-Asian social conflict and shift blame to "white supremacists."
But is it a *Black-Asian social conflict*? You have a series of attacks, and you have individual perpetrators. The answer here, as with police-involved shootings: muster the sophistication to navigate these issues w/o clumsily smothering everything in racial politics.
Agree with this. Using race as a denominator is causal to dysfunctional thinking. 85% of violent crime is committed by those making less than $20,000 a year. Let’s look at that.
It's not taboo if the perpetrator is white. I put a chart in Woke Fragility describing when crimes are worthy of national news coverage. It's quite similar.
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