homogeneity

So the distance between a... product manager and a product manager, white and Indian, at Microsoft is probably less than the difference between a white product manager and a member of the white underclass in Youngstown, Ohio.

And this is why I think the Indian question scrambles people's categories, because it's a question of not just race.

Actually, race is in some ways secondary.

It makes it visible, but actually I think it's a question of class, which hardens over time into caste.

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My friend who, you know, I alluded to earlier actually had some solutions here and like nothing is going to solve this overnight because again, I really do think The Indian question is a synecdoche for mass immigration, broadly speaking, heartseller, broadly speaking, and particularly the 21st century sort of Obama era and forward sort of instantiation of this immigration regime.

And so Indians, yes, they're like bearing a lot of the brunt of this.