Now how would an officer come to such a presumption: would it be because the person 'did not look American? Would it be because the person had an accent?' It would disproportionately impact the Asian American community.

My presumption is that that is not well understood by the consumer.

Some people are good & smart at work. When something go wrong, the same people don't have an explanation. That doesn't mean they can't handle situations... It's simply because they don't have words to express it. The situation shouldn't be presumed & take that person for wrong. They work situationally; they are people person.

It's a classic error in American discourse: the conflation of race with culture.

Assimilation, not success, is the American end game.

I do believe there is a presumption, unfair or not, that celebrities misbehave.