" How come it took you so far to realize this???You must have been an American White equivalent in Nepal!!!How irony!!! " I am assuming that you meant to say how "Ironic." I had to read your post about 6 times before I could understand what you were saying. Your question is insinuating something irrelevant and unnecessary for the purposes of this discussion. I guess you are trying to say that you were a victim of racism in Nepal. Racism is everywhere, Life is not fair, these are all well known, stale and overused cliches to make someone feel better and avoid the real problem. If there is racism and that is the reason behind not getting hired then we should face the beast. Things have to change, and the individuals who endure the impact have to go out and try to change it and slowly they will. My main argument was not that I realized there was racism, but as much as Corporate America claims that Diversity is one of their primary goals, its actions clearly don't reflect that. I have been experiencing that myself, and many of my minority colleagues feel the same way. These are not assumptions like some people here who are just guessing, these comments were out of experience. You can never touch the elite whites, unless you can bring them to you. AKA. OIL!!!