The Michael Knowles Show - ＂An Inconvenient Minority＂ and The ATTACK on Asian Americans ｜ Kenny Xu

00:00:00.000 Welcome back to The Michael Knowles Show. I'm Michael Knowles. I recently sat down with my

00:00:04.720 friend Kenny Zhu. Kenny has a book out on an inconvenient minority. You know, the left wants

00:00:10.640 to blame white people for every problem in the world, and they blame white supremacy and whiteness, 0.97

00:00:15.440 and we need to abolish it, and we need affirmative action to disadvantage the white people. But what 0.97

00:00:19.720 about, what about the Asians? You know, affirmative action harms Asians as well.

00:00:26.460 They just don't seem to fit the left's racial narrative. So I sat down with Kenny, who's got a

00:00:29.860 tremendous new book out on what this means for the left's racial views. Every ill of society, 0.84

00:00:37.460 from inequality, injustice in the prison system, in the workforce, in the universities, 0.83

00:00:46.260 probably your sickness and diseases, is caused by one thing, white supremacy. That's what we are told. 0.71

00:00:52.460 White supremacy is the cause of all the evil. We are in a systematically racist country, and that is why 0.98

00:00:59.300 we need certain policies that will disadvantage whites and give advantages to other racial groups.

00:01:06.420 Okay, you know, you probably don't agree with that assessment of everything, but you will agree

00:01:10.600 that is what is going on. But there's this really strange fact about this regime of affirmative action

00:01:16.980 and legal racial discrimination. Namely, everything is allegedly, all the terrible things are caused by

00:01:24.360 white supremacy. And yet, Asians get punished as well. Asians, I guess, became white somehow. So in order 0.98

00:01:33.620 to attack white supremacy, you're going to disadvantage Asians in university admissions, most notably, but in

00:01:40.740 other institutions and in the workplace as well. I can't wrap my head really around any of it, but

00:01:47.100 certainly not around that aspect. So here to help me make some sense of it is Kenny Hsu. You may have read his

00:01:53.020 writing in The Federalist, in Quillette. He is the president of Color Us United, and he is the author of a really

00:02:00.140 terrific upcoming book, An Inconvenient Minority, The Attack on Asian American Excellence and the Fight for

00:02:05.920 Meritocracy. Kenny, thank you for coming on.

00:02:08.420 Thank you, Michael, for having me.

00:02:11.500 So Kenny, look, I, as a swarthy American, there's a hyphen between the Y and the A, as a swarthy

00:02:17.060 American, I understand the aspects of whiteness, and I understand the aspects of non-whiteness, 0.99

00:02:23.900 and I know the supremacy and whatever. How the hell did Asians get lumped in with all of this?

00:02:29.860 Because we were too successful. That's what happened. There's really no other way to explain

00:02:39.380 it. Asian Americans came to this country. They were heavily discriminated against, you know,

00:02:46.840 Chinese exclusion, Japanese internment. You know, in California, California was actually a state where

00:02:53.620 a lot of black Americans went to seek emancipation and freedom. And yet at the same time in California,

00:02:59.920 Asian Americans were often treated cruelly and very viciously. And so that was actually an example

00:03:04.840 of a time and a place where Asian Americans were actually treated even crueler and relegated even

00:03:09.900 lower on the racial hierarchy than black Americans in California at the time. So look, you know, Asian 0.95

00:03:15.480 Americans have experienced discrimination, but they've still managed to succeed in this country. And

00:03:23.460 actually they're doing quite well. They have higher socioeconomic indicators, higher rates of education

00:03:30.720 than even white Americans in this country. They show that this, how that this country cannot still 0.85

00:03:38.940 be a country that's founded upon white supremacy, because if it was founded upon white supremacy,

00:03:43.680 why did it let all of these Asian Americans get ahead of them? 1.00

00:03:47.040 Right. Because I guess the theory of white supremacy is that the, the social structure of

00:03:53.440 the United States is now and has always been constructed such that really only whites can 1.00

00:04:01.060 succeed. And every other racial group that is not white is kept down in terms of social flourishing, 0.67

00:04:07.920 personal flourishing, terms of professional accomplishment, in terms of academics and so on.

00:04:13.240 And yet the Asians on most of those markers, if not all of those markers do better than anyone else in 0.72

00:04:21.300 the country. So then I have to ask you, you've, you've demolished the white supremacy argument, I

00:04:26.380 think, unless, unless white people are just under the misapprehension that Asians are white as well. And so

00:04:31.540 they sort of let them in, but even that wouldn't make sense because the Asians do better a lot of the 1.00

00:04:34.720 time. So if it's not the social white supremacist structure that we're all told about, what is it? Is it, is it,

00:04:42.120 is it something in the water, in the ancestral lands of East Asia? Where, why is it that Asians are 1.00

00:04:47.400 doing better?

00:04:49.180 Well, because, and I talk about this in my book, An Inconvenient Minority, um, Asian Americans, 1.00

00:04:56.760 first of all, it's not IQ. That's another thing that needs to be clarified because actually studies

00:05:02.360 show that Asian Americans with lower IQs than white Americans still end up performing better

00:05:07.240 socioeconomically.

00:05:08.220 So you're not saying, because I know, you know, I never get into the IQ stuff because I, I just,

00:05:12.600 I'm not particularly expert in it. I find it to be something of a distraction,

00:05:17.260 but you're not saying that IQ tests don't show that Asians have higher IQ because I've seen plenty

00:05:23.700 of reports and things that say that Asians have higher IQs. What you're saying is the high IQ is

00:05:30.760 not the determining factor. No, it's not the determining factor. Um, Asian success in this 0.92

00:05:37.980 nation, uh, stems more from the cultural values of what Asian Americans bring to the table in this

00:05:44.900 country. Um, and I'll touch on that a little bit later, but, but basically you cannot substitute for

00:05:52.920 studying and Asian Americans study twice as many hours per week as the average American. Uh, they 1.00

00:06:00.100 study 15 hours a week. The average American studies about seven. Um, they have stronger two parent

00:06:06.460 structures, which limits the rate of crime, which limits drug use and which just generally raises a

00:06:12.780 better educated child. And this is something that, that, that transcends just IQ, just genetics,

00:06:22.000 that kind of thing. Asian American culture really informs their ability to succeed in this nation.

00:06:27.620 That's why you have Vietnamese Americans who come to this country, literally 80% of them don't even 0.81

00:06:34.660 speak English well. And within one generation, their kids graduate from college at a higher rate than

00:06:40.800 even white Americans. Well, I I've seen it happen and I'll be, you know, having, uh, been in college 0.71

00:06:46.820 not all that long ago, I do remember Asians are extraordinarily well represented, including at the

00:06:52.360 top colleges in the country. So much so in fact, that these elite prestigious universities have

00:06:59.760 effectively quota systems for Asians. It's not quite, I suppose it's not quite quota systems. It's that

00:07:05.120 they hold Asians to a much, much higher standard. And this, uh, came out, uh, not that long 0.61

00:07:10.660 ago at Harvard and at Yale. And look, this is the downside of, this is the downside of Asian success 1.00

00:07:19.580 in this nation. Um, Asians have come on to this, into this country so strong. This is the thesis of 1.00

00:07:26.680 my book and inconvenient minority. Asian Americans have come onto this country so strong and so quick 1.00

00:07:32.080 that it actually incites resentment from the American elite. Because if you're an American elite,

00:07:38.640 you know, a member of the, uh, liberal elite class and you want your kid to get into the

00:07:43.100 prestigious colleges, the prestigious jobs, that kind of thing, your main competition is not 0.96

00:07:49.420 black Americans. It's not Hispanic Americans. It's actually Asian Americans at the top for those high 0.75

00:07:55.520 achieving intellectual power. And, and what happens is Asian Americans who largely keep their head down 1.00

00:08:01.220 and they work, um, don't have the political capital to fight back. So now you have Harvard

00:08:07.520 university in the name of diversity and inclusion saying, Hey, we want more people of black and Hispanic

00:08:13.240 races, but who tends to get cut? Actually, Asian Americans tend to get cut. And now you have top 0.95

00:08:19.580 gifted and talented programs like Thomas Jefferson high school in Fairfax, Virginia, which used to be

00:08:25.900 70% Asian. Uh, the, the district board after Ibram Kendi came and spoke, um, the district board, uh,

00:08:33.760 created a new admissions program that says, Hey, admissions, admissions is going to be a lottery.

00:08:37.640 And what happened then is that they actually cut the percentage of Asians in that school by half.

00:08:43.120 Now, what, what is the solution? Because, you know, when you make these arguments against

00:08:49.260 affirmative action on the basis that you're discriminating against white people,

00:08:53.740 it falls on deaf ears. I don't think it should. I don't think that it's any more just to discriminate

00:08:59.620 against white people than it is to discriminate against any other race of people, but that's the

00:09:04.780 way it works. However, when you, when you mentioned the Asian students, some of whom are recent

00:09:10.200 immigrants, some of whom come from very, very low, you know, socioeconomic circumstances, uh, then it, 1.00

00:09:16.040 it starts to raise this issue a little bit more, at least in the public consciousness. There are these

00:09:20.440 high profile cases at Harvard, the DOJ under president Trump looked into what Yale was,

00:09:24.940 Yale was doing exactly the same thing. However, you, you say it right here. What happens is that

00:09:31.500 students of other races, notably black students will be given preferential treatment and the people

00:09:38.460 paying the price will be white students and especially Asian students. So what is the solution? 0.98

00:09:43.480 Is the solution here to tell these universities, sorry, you can't do that. Everyone's going to have

00:09:48.420 their SATs weighted exactly the same way. If they're even still going to look at the SATs,

00:09:52.840 everyone's going to have their GPA weighted exactly the same way. And if the university ends up being

00:09:57.340 overwhelmingly or almost entirely Asian and white, then that's just the way things are going to happen. 0.99

00:10:03.160 Is anyone really going to go for that for even in theory, uh, given how, how much we value diversity

00:10:11.300 in this country? So there, there are two things that you say that are just, that are really important.

00:10:16.320 Uh, I want to touch on the latter thing that you say, which is, Hey, what happens if your university

00:10:20.860 just becomes 50% Asian? Uh, you know, um, first of all, first of all, you have to ask your question.

00:10:28.620 You have to ask, actually, it's funny because there is a very conservative guy, a very conservative

00:10:33.480 gentleman who I've been talking about this issue, um, who, who brings up this point and he's,

00:10:38.520 he leads a great think tank. Um, but, and he brings up this point. He says, well,

00:10:43.660 would America tolerate a country where the 100% of the people at the top are of a certain race?

00:10:52.580 And, you know, a hundred percent of the people at the bottom are of a certain race. Um, and you

00:10:57.400 have to bring, you have to bring up the, the idea of, of the American dream. And the American dream

00:11:04.340 says, when you come to this country and when you decide to become an American, you say, we will be

00:11:11.880 treated on the content of our character, not the color of our skin. And, and, and so what that

00:11:17.360 insinuates and what, sorry, not insinuates, what that creates is that creates the notion of equal

00:11:22.460 opportunity, right? Everybody here should be given equal opportunities to succeed. You know,

00:11:27.000 they should be given a good education. They should be, um, given an equal chance in terms of healthcare

00:11:32.140 and everything like that. But, you know, that does some people, regardless of whatever initiatives

00:11:39.260 that you have will naturally rise to the top academically, Asian Americans disproportionately

00:11:43.920 naturally rise to the top academically. And they do that because they work hard. And so that should

00:11:50.220 be a wake up call to the rest of the nation that says, Hey, you know, that, that is incentive for you

00:11:56.420 to work hard too. Um, and I think that that, that's a big thing that, that we need to touch on in terms

00:12:02.440 of this book as well. Kenny, I cannot believe you would use such a vile and offensive and bigoted

00:12:07.400 phrase as hard work. We were told within the last few years by places like the Smithsonian Institution

00:12:15.000 that terms like hard work, objective truth, diligence are their white supremacist dog whistles.

00:12:22.720 It's not a joke. I mean, this has been out here in the mainstream. And so I don't want to straw man

00:12:27.760 what the radical left would say, but, but what they would, what I think they would say in their

00:12:32.760 stronger argument is, look, Kenny, it's true. A lot of Asian immigrants come here and they don't 1.00

00:12:38.420 have a lot of money and some of them really don't have two nickels to rub together and they work hard

00:12:42.360 and that's great. But they are not saddled with the legacy of slavery whereby not all, but many

00:12:50.280 black Americans ancestors came over in slave ships. They were discriminated against. There was a system

00:12:55.600 whereby anti-black racism was tolerated and encouraged. And then after slavery, you had Jim

00:13:02.960 Crow, you had redlining, you had all sorts of things. And then frankly, even many of the welfare

00:13:08.440 programs intended to help the black families actually ended up hurting the black families 0.57

00:13:12.160 anymore. So no matter what kind of destitution Asians come from to this country, they will never 1.00

00:13:17.860 have had it as bad as black people did. And so you say equal opportunity, what equal opportunity? 1.00

00:13:23.440 Blacks in this country simply don't have it. And I think this is where you hear this talk 1.00

00:13:27.940 from people like Kamala Harris and others of equity. We don't want equality of opportunity.

00:13:33.040 We want equity whereby some people get preferential treatment and inevitably others are disadvantaged.

00:13:39.880 Yeah. You know, well now we're comparing discrimination narratives. Um, and you know, let, let's just,

00:13:45.500 let's just take, let, let's just take that at face value that black Americans have a higher order 0.99

00:13:54.300 discrimination narrative than, than, than Asian Americans. Let's just take that at face value.

00:13:58.700 The problem is that the affirmative action policies that Harvard uses don't even necessarily benefit,

00:14:04.560 say the, the, the generations of slavery that, that the, the black Americans that actually have

00:14:11.060 been trapped in generations of slavery. Actually Harvard, 40% of Harvard's black class is actually

00:14:18.840 black immigrant class. And a lot of people don't realize that. And then the other thing is, uh,

00:14:24.560 we mentioned before that you would want a, uh, that, that, and that a policy of affirmative action,

00:14:32.820 um, would, would benefit blacks and Hispanics at the expense of whites and Asians. Um, well it would 1.00

00:14:41.480 also, Harvard's policy of affirmative action actually also benefits a certain strata of elite society of

00:14:48.700 elite blacks and elite whites that are legacies that are children of donors. In fact, Harvard's own

00:14:54.220 admission system is nearly 10% children of donors. Yeah. Nearly 10%. I'm shocked it's that low. I thought it

00:15:01.940 would be higher. Our children of donors, you know, and, and when I say admissions should be a

00:15:09.920 meritocracy, when I say that hiring promotion should be a race blind meritocracy, this is what

00:15:15.020 I'm meaning. I'm meaning we should eliminate the facets of admission and the facets of hiring that

00:15:20.440 are irrelevant to a person's merit. And I think that that's not just going to benefit Asian Americans. 0.98

00:15:25.580 That's not just going to benefit white Americans, but that is going to benefit deserving black Americans

00:15:30.620 and deserving Latino Americans as well. Now you're calling for what I think a lot of people would

00:15:36.640 prefer, which is a more meritocratic system that does not pay a ton of attention to people's race

00:15:41.600 and, you know, considers race as a very low, low end factor and focuses on things that are more

00:15:47.200 important. And yet, and yet at the same time, we're seeing the rise of the black lives matter

00:15:53.480 movement. You're seeing on the very fringes of the right, some more identitarian impulses among white

00:16:00.660 people. And, and you're seeing notably, and Pew Research put out this survey some years ago,

00:16:07.760 what seems to be a rise in racial consciousness. So I remember Pew Research asked different respondents

00:16:16.620 to a survey, is your race somewhat or very important to your identity? And for white people,

00:16:25.000 the number was very low. It was about 15%, very low racial consciousness. For every other racial group,

00:16:31.020 Asians, Hispanics, and blacks, the number was greater than 50%. And for, for black respondents,

00:16:36.480 it was over 70%. So very, very high racial consciousness for everyone except for whites. And then in the,

00:16:43.760 in, on the left right now, we're being told that race is, is the essential part of our identity.

00:16:49.100 And we, we need a much higher racial consciousness. And of course, many, you know, conservative

00:16:53.780 commentators who really detest the idea of racial consciousness pointed out years ago, they said,

00:16:58.800 if everyone else is going to have more of a racial consciousness, then eventually that's going to have

00:17:02.780 to come to white people as well. You can't have a system where, where you're told there's no such

00:17:07.460 thing as, as white people and race doesn't matter for you, but we hate you because you're white 0.97

00:17:12.280 people and we all value our race very, very much. That's just a very unstable system. 0.99

00:17:17.200 So are we going to get the Kenny shoe version where people get what they deserve and it's

00:17:21.660 meritocratic or are the forces of racial identity politics just too strong?

00:17:27.520 Racial identity politics is always going to be strong, but I mean, this is the work that I'm

00:17:31.020 doing with colorist united, colorist united.org. Uh, it is true. Actually 75% of black Americans

00:17:37.280 believe that their race is important or very important. We need to acknowledge that 50% of Asian

00:17:41.280 Americans believe the same 15% of white Americans believe the same. But what we also know is that

00:17:47.380 fixating on race at actually psychologically tends to produce a worse self-confidence, worse life

00:17:55.180 outcomes, higher rates of depression, everything like that. There was a survey and also it actually

00:18:00.100 even skews your reality when you fixate on race, because there is a professor named Dr. Eric Kaufman,

00:18:05.400 um, who released a study that showed that a substantial majority of, of, of black Americans 0.65

00:18:14.380 who voted for Biden, um, when asked the question who got, where, what, what, what kills more black 0.63

00:18:23.160 Americans every year, car crashes or police shootings, a substantial majority of black Americans

00:18:29.160 chose police shootings and, uh, who, who voted for Biden. And the reality is no car crashes killed,

00:18:38.040 killed black Americans higher over 10 times more than, than police shootings. Um, and, and so when

00:18:46.580 you fixate on race, when you, when you make race, your identity, it actually skews your reality and it

00:18:52.120 skews you away from being able to engage in the fruits of society.

00:18:55.820 I, I totally agree with you. I have noticed that race does make people crazy. 1.00

00:19:02.260 I, I think I know why. I think I have some idea, but I, I would be curious to hear your thoughts. I

00:19:08.000 mean, everybody you, you see seems to be retreating right now into these bizarre identities. You know,

00:19:13.580 the, I suppose mostly race, but also sexual identities, whether it's one's sexual preferences or

00:19:19.760 one's, uh, gender identity or, you know, men who think that they're women or the 7,000 new genders

00:19:25.400 that people can pretend to have. Uh, why is that? I mean, why does identity seem to be multiplying

00:19:32.500 and in all these really bizarre ways? Because people, because people want to feel like they

00:19:40.680 belong. Um, people, people want to feel like they belong. Um, you know, I, I got a lot of flack

00:19:47.980 recently for a tweet that I wrote where, um, I said, I, when I was growing up in my community,

00:19:57.820 um, and I lived in a very diverse community, a lot of Chinese people, Indian people, black Americans,

00:20:02.340 white Americans. I grew up in Virginia and Richmond. Um, I, I did not have a racial sense or a racial

00:20:11.580 sensibility. I sure. Did I think that people looked different? Yeah, but that did not, it did not occur

00:20:17.340 to me whatsoever that I would be true need to treat another person differently or that I am

00:20:23.060 subconsciously treating a person differently because of how they look. I looked at all of the other things

00:20:27.940 that a person brought to the table, but we, we are, we are being molded into a mental reality where,

00:20:35.220 where we find that your race is mattering more important in your life and it's going to cause

00:20:41.500 people to look at people in a racialized way. Uh, and so this, this I think is the new reality that

00:20:47.080 we are being threatened to live in by leftist ideologues who want to preserve this, um, this

00:20:52.720 racial ideology usually for their own gain. I think that's a very good point. And the, and this sense of 0.99

00:20:58.260 belonging reminds me of a line that a priest, a priest friend of mine mentioned some years ago where he

00:21:03.560 said, you know, when you find your identity in, I am that I am, which is the name that God gives to

00:21:10.520 Moses. He, Moses says, who are you? He says, tell them I am that I am. And Christ says this too. He

00:21:14.600 says, before Abraham was, I am. When you find your identity in being himself, you know, the very essence

00:21:21.220 of being, then you can know who you are. And when you don't, when you turn away from that, then you

00:21:27.940 are left with this very pathetic question. Who am I? It's like a teenager who goes through a goth period and 0.97

00:21:32.500 then he goes through a punk period and then he got whatever, you know, you just try on all these 0.92

00:21:36.280 identities and they multiply and they get very, very silly. The Christian culture that shaped the 1.00

00:21:42.240 West, uh, created, you know, maybe for the first time in the history of the world, anti-racism. I

00:21:49.460 know that's a loaded term now, but, but it created a culture where race really did not matter at all.

00:21:54.100 And it strikes me that this is basically the first time in human history, the last, I don't know,

00:21:59.480 70 years or so that race hasn't been all that big of a deal everywhere else in the world. It

00:22:04.680 remains a very big deal in now in the United States. If the left gets their way, then, then

00:22:09.860 it's going to become a big deal. So is that, are we just going back to the old normal, the old

00:22:14.220 pre-Christian, I don't know, non-Christian or is this, is this inevitable because of the forces of 0.98

00:22:19.280 history and human nature, or is there some, some hope on this question?

00:22:24.920 Tribalism has always been here. It's not the fact that tribalism exists, that we should be

00:22:28.820 surprised. It's the fact that we've been able to transcend tribalism to some extent that should

00:22:33.000 surprise us. That should shock us. And, and a lot of that does have to do with the Christian 1.00

00:22:38.500 foundations. All men are created equal. Martin Luther King articulated those foundations so

00:22:43.860 well when he said, I have a dream that my four children will be treated on the content of the

00:22:47.480 character, not in the color of their skin. Um, we have a resurgence of tribalism once more that,

00:22:55.940 that is, that is not based, that is actually, it's actually, people will say that it is, um,

00:23:03.120 anti-racist, uh, but the roots of it are actually, uh, anti, anti, anti-Christian, uh, anti-Christian

00:23:10.920 and anti-spiritual, uh, they, they're trying to create a new spirituality with a new source of meaning.

00:23:18.380 And that meaning is you are guilty because you are white and you are innocent because you are 1.00

00:23:24.800 black. And of course that, that is not true. The truth is regardless of whether you're white or black 0.98

00:23:31.500 or, or Asian or native American or anything, we all sin and we all are under the wrath of God. Um,

00:23:40.420 and so that, that is, that is a truth that, that is being quickly decapitated by critical race theory.

00:23:46.620 This raises a strange observation at the moment, which is we are told on the one hand,

00:23:52.100 our race just is who we are. That is our identity, white, bad, you know, any, any one else good, 0.91

00:23:59.660 I guess, except for Asian, you're kind of in the strange middle ground, this inconvenient minority, 1.00

00:24:03.940 as you might say. So on the one hand, we're just, we're just meat puppets, right? We're just our 0.87

00:24:08.140 bodies. And yet at the same time, we are told that actually our bodies have nothing to do with who we

00:24:13.800 are. And if I'm a man, maybe I'm a woman. I, if I, if I think in some way that I'm a woman,

00:24:19.440 then really I am a woman. You can become a transgender, but whenever people try to become

00:24:24.920 transracial, which many have Rachel Dolezal, an NYU professor, uh, uh, a number of high profile cases of

00:24:33.600 this, that's considered somehow off limits. But, but what is it? Are, are we our bodies or are we

00:24:41.040 nothing to do with our bodies? Why, why, how are these two things simultaneously being pushed

00:24:45.740 by the left? Yeah, this is, this is why, uh, the Harvard admissions process and just bring it all

00:24:55.680 back. This is why the Harvard admissions process is so interesting because race really is a collection 0.93

00:25:02.960 of stereotypes. That's what it is. It's, it's really a collection. Otherwise, why would you even

00:25:08.260 care that somebody else looks different than you? Unless you ascribe something, some trait to the fact

00:25:13.220 that someone looks different than you, you know, and the trait that Harvard assigns Asian Americans,

00:25:19.640 the stereotype that Harvard pushed, puts Asian Americans in is that we are test taking, overachieving

00:25:26.620 robots with no personality. And how do I know this? Because Harvard rates Asian Americans lowest on

00:25:35.100 the personality score. Right, right, right. Could you, I mean, just to, just, you know, 30 seconds or a

00:25:40.600 minute for people who don't know what the personality score is. This is an actual facet of the Harvard

00:25:45.580 admissions. And I don't know what it is, Kenny, you seem like an amiable chap to me, but, uh, Harvard

00:25:50.380 apparently doesn't think that you have much of a personality. It's, it's, this is, I mean, and this

00:25:57.860 is, this is the absurdity of it all because there, there's, there's, there is a glaring, um, piece in

00:26:06.400 all of this where if you are going to have so-called race conscious admissions or extending it further,

00:26:12.360 a race conscious curriculum or critical race theory curriculum, then you necessarily have to

00:26:18.800 stereotype. That's exactly what you're doing. You're actually looking at another race and you're 0.99

00:26:23.320 saying the people of your race have this certain trait that that's what you're doing. And that's 0.93

00:26:26.640 what Harvard has been doing. And so this is why this admissions system that has been going on for 30

00:26:31.060 years, discriminating against Asian Americans is so such a valuable resource for anybody that actually 1.00

00:26:37.120 wants to understand what the left is doing with race, um, to, to, to look at. It's a great little

00:26:43.300 key. I think it really, in this very direct way, it's subtle, but it's direct, just dismantles the

00:26:50.560 whole crazy racial theory. The book is called An Inconvenient Minority. The author is Kenny Shue.

00:26:55.440 Kenny, uh, best of luck with the book. I really recommend people go read. I read it. I really

00:26:59.420 enjoyed it. So go check that out. Everybody and Kenny, thank you for being with us. Absolutely. Thank

00:27:05.580 you, Michael.

The Michael Knowles Show - July 05, 2021

＂An Inconvenient Minority＂ and The ATTACK on Asian Americans ｜ Kenny Xu

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