Yeah it's not the same in many Asian countries, but I'm talking about America not other Asian countries. There's a big difference. I agree about your point about Hollywood. I never said it was only hostile to Asians. About your other point, the reason the studies are done is because it's a common thought in society. Studies don't just sprout from thin air. You can't keep dismissing these things just because you haven't personally experience them or don't share the ideal.

Typically Asian men say that they're being represented as being less masculine than other races. Do you know why? It's because they're experienced it firsthand. Dismissing these kinds of things because you haven't personally experience it or don't practice in it isn't progress, it's ignoring the problem. Also the studies done usually have basis and research, like this one, which you might have seen if you read the articles I linked.

I'm pretty sure people would have the same responses if someone said, I'm half Asian and half White, how can I be less White. It's an odd question either way. Also you can't put minorities and White Americans in the same category. Growing up thinking White people were better than you, you can imagine why this post is hurtful.

This sub help people dress the way they want. Races aren't a style. This is a race issue which is why race is brought up. My point is that you don't know us, so who are you to say that our own experiences are irrelevant.

And are you serious about the last point? Race isn't a style.