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The disproportionate success of Asians proves that racism is not what is keeping Hispanics and African-Americans back. CMV.

I work in finance and meet some very successful and well-paid people in  many fields. They are mostly white and Asian. The success of Asians in America, whether Asian-American or Asian immigrant, is a statistical fact. This suggests that the reason for persistent poverty in other minority cultures is not a result of white racism against minorities.

On top of working in finance, I live in a ghetto part of NYC (this is not unusual--gentrification and high population density mean multi-million dollar condos are across the street from the projects). I see a distorted value system amongst my neighbors: expensive sneakers, a lot of hanging out, talk about drugs. Little talk about SATs or getting A's. Again, this does not seem a direct result of white racism or oppression, and the more I am exposed to this ghetto culture the less sympathy I have towards both the poor and minorities claiming they are being held back by oppression.

So, yeah. CMV?
gpt
The stereotypes of asians and those of blacks and hispanics are very different in the US.

Black people are stereotyped as lazy, athletic and stupid. As rappers, sports stars and gangsters.

Hispanics are stereotyped as unreliable, dishonest and cheap. As fast-food workers and illegal immigrants.

Asians are stereotyped as hardworking, nerdy and weak. As doctors, scientists and mathematicians.

The fact that asians achieve success doesn't show that racism isn't having an impact. The impact on asians is going to be very different from the impact on blacks and hispanics, due to the very different form of racism involved.