Here are some more to consider: 1) The author takes issue with "rich chigga.

" Why not with the

Wu Tang Clan or Nicki Minaj's Chun-Li? 2) Peter Liang was scapegoated by the white police old
boys' club. Protesting his treatment is not automatically defending the position that the shooting
or any other was justified. 3) The author goes to school in New York, a city in which Asians have
the highest rate of poverty of any ethnic group. 4) My parents once upon a time were
convenience store owners and operators where they feared everyday that they would be shot by
black men in a heist gone wrong, not out of racist attitudes, but because it was what was
happening to many of their neighbors and friends.

All I'm saying is the situation surrounding Asian-Black race relations is more complicated than
the author makes it seem.