> If you decide to live in Asia, expect the default, it's not actually racist; it's normal. I find that for a lot of folks raised in the West, the existence of

> If you decide to live in Asia, expect the default, it's not actually racist; it's normal. I find that for a lot of folks raised in the West, the existence of this norm is a very rude wake-up call. But to your point, that doesn't stop it from being a norm in the first place in Asia. And it doesn't mean that it's necessarily "on the way out" either.