>"that "Asian" lumps together too many really distinct groups" So does white/caucasian, and probably all the other race "colors" as well. I.e. They lump togeth

>"that "Asian" lumps together too many really distinct groups" So does white/caucasian, and probably all the other race "colors" as well. I.e. They lump together many different geographically-isolated/defined peoples and cultures into one singular entity for simplicity. And then we're led to believe statistics that are somehow indicative of something regarding that "race".