Understanding the Racial Victim Pyramid

A racial victim pyramid establishes a hierarchy among different racial groups based on perceived victimhood. At the bottom of this hierarchy are white people, who are characterized as having no victim status or points, as they are considered the least victimized. Progressing up the pyramid, East Asians are next, assigned a low number of victim points due to their perceived closeness to whiteness. Other Asians, particularly those of Arab descent, occupy a middle tier, followed by Indigenous peoples, who are categorized based on their specific heritage.