Well said Outsidaz, absolute truth.
Riten,
I think you are speaking from the perspective of an American, which will make sense among Americans, not with us Nepali. "Poverty Stricken Areas" re, in American ? What do you call Nepal then? If the black guy was poor, what do you think about our nepali brother? Rich?
These so call people who say they grew up in projects, ghetto could have walked a block ahead and got a job at McDonald. but sadly many many many choose NOT to. We, Nepali, come from a third world country with no jobs at all and manage to survive with or without discrimination. Their excuse is always the same, Racism and Discrimination.Well, show me one country that is perfect and does not have issue like that. How come when we take those vacant job, they call it "they took our jobs" ?. Please take into account of the culture that has developed around these people like- single mother with 10 kids, no dad, welfare, food stamps, on and on and on. Cotton fields are of the past, 2 words for them- Barack Obama.

I think it is important that we compare every race equally and from a Nepali perspective since we've nothing to do with their history. American history 101 is far from realty once you step out of your cocooned college dorm. You'll learn to hate white people all through your college, but the chances of a white guys giving you the first job are very high. In fact you might become the boss of many other minorities. If you're unlucky, you might get shot at the gas station before you finish your college. They teach so many BS in American colleges, as if you(brown/yellow) also should carry the "white" guilt of slavery. We are not a part of their history, we never
were. Treat them the way they treat you. Fair and simple.
Suicide
reading your other posts (Xbox 360, hip Hop related), it is obvious, you're either a high school kid or a freshman. You've lot to learn. Believe me, when you have a gun pointing at your head, then remember us-your so called "racist" nepali people. Be safe.