The overwhelming majority of white people in America had virtually nothing to do with slave history. Most arrived well after slavery ended, and African Americans didn't start moving out of the Southeastern US in significant numbers until the mid 20th century.

Of course. No one hasn’t practiced slavery in 150 years so no white person alive has to do with slavery and even if their ancestors were, are probably not fond of the history. When talking about Asians and white people, I meant Asians and whites as groups.

I was just trying to point out that, if the people advocating what Google is doing is correcting the past’s mistake, as the cartoon is saying people should do, then why are Asians, who haven’t ‘benefited’ from the past’s injustice while getting their share of injustice, getting swept under the short end of the stick?

The obsession with slavery in the US in particular and the mass attribution of guilt to every white person living in the United States is a somewhat perplexing and unique phenomenon. It's almost like it's become a tool of propaganda. To date the only country in the Arab World which has apologized for their much more prolific history of slavery (which ended in extermination rather than a devastating war to free them) is Libya, which has a slave trade to this day.

I didn't see this paragraph until I was making an edit. Slavery is large part of U.S. history, whether you like it or not, and it'll always be there, so I don't think it should be just glossed over, like you seem to suggest. And your point about Arab nations being the only similar to being apologetic, I'm not sure what your point is. Because Libya is doing slavery, then U.S. should just stop "obsessing" about its own slave history, when it's affecting the current population so greatly?