"Asians do make up a disproportionately high number" Are you referring to 1st gen Asian Americans? or Anyone from Asia? One reason why Asian numbers tend to b

"Asians do make up a disproportionately high number" Are you referring to 1st gen Asian Americans? or Anyone from Asia? One reason why Asian numbers tend to be disproportionate, especially w.r.t Indians and Chinese, is that only those with advanced degrees in STEM education (among Indians and Chinese) can get a temp work visa to US. They dont have access to Diversity lottery or direct International Student to Green Card option (get work auth on Green Card before 36 month OPT expires) that people from other countries get. So, if you want to look at diversity numbers, it probably makes sense to consider US born people in the work force, instead of all people in the work force.