It's fair is she mentions that she is describing Buddhism as per current SE-Asian practices. Then it is fair. > The problem is if you mistake this white Ameri

It's fair is she mentions that she is describing Buddhism as per current SE-Asian practices. Then it is fair. > The problem is if you mistake this white American Buddhism for all Buddhism, or claim that this is the “right” or “only” way to practice Buddhism. But she wants to make the readers believe that her version of Buddhism is the "right" way to do it? And she is rebuking the white Buddhists for deviating from it?