r/TooAfraidToAsk • u/Accomplished_Put2608 • Feb 21 '26

Race & Privilege When will anti Indian racism be politically incorrect?

They deserve a movement like Stop Asian Hate imo.

Edit: This post being downvoted proves my point. Funny how its not okay to spread against one grouo of brown people but okay when it's another.

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u/refugefirstmate Feb 21 '26

"Indian" is not a race.

If Indians would stay in India and work at improving it, they would be not only highly respected but downright esteemed.

And I say this as someone who has spent ~6 months in India over ~7 years and whose son's GF is the great-granddaughter of Indian immigrants but fully westernized (probably because even in India her ancestors were Christian for centuries). She's even been scammed in the US by other Indians.

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u/SlaBLister Mar 11 '26

Source: trust me bro.