Village Voice published an article in 2011 that detailed how unbearable these women are: Dear Single Women of NYC: It's Not Them, It's You.

Sure there's Steven Yeun from The Walking Dead and John Cho helming the Starship Enterprise, but it's becoming quite evident that many of today's plum roles aren't being cast by Asians. The controversy behind Scarlett Johannson's casting was so bad that screenwriter Max Landis went on You Tube to defend his decision, then explained how the industry works.

And yeah, the Asianwoman-splaining about how I should feel about my own masculinity and gender identity vis-a-vis our shared American culture is annoying.

A lot of Asian female writers talk ABOUT us Asian men and AT us but not WITH us.

Except for a lot of her writings on Asian Masculinity which, quite frankly, is very superficial.

Of course, it’s not her primary concern and it doesn’t have to be, but I see this with other Asian feminist writers where they talk AT Asian men, but not WITH them. Where the hell is my white privilege if I date and marry white? But AFWM pairings do get instant access to very real and very measurable white privilege.