A biracial woman in Reno, Nevada, said in a viral video that she believes her father is a White supremacist, despite the fact that he married a Chinese woman. Wasian Princess, a content creator, shared her story on TikTok, explaining that after years of denial, she is now convinced of her father’s beliefs. She said her reluctance to label him a White supremacist stemmed from his marriage to a Chinese woman, the fact that he has biracial children, and that he lived in China for 10 years.
The Nevada woman explained that white supremacy exists on multiple levels and is not limited to organized hate groups. According to her, individuals like her father, while not members of any extremist organization, can still harbor racist attitudes and view other races as inferior without openly expressing their prejudice.
Citing an example, Wasian Princess recalled watching a clip of someone claiming to be smarter than other races because they were White. Her dad, when shown the clip, said, according to her, “Well, sometimes these are the uncomfortable questions we have to ask.”
The woman has confronted her father in the past, questioning him about his supposed White supremacist views. He would get very defensive, with her arguing that her father believes that, as long as he isn’t a Trump supporter or a member of a hate group, he is not what he is being accused of being.
A Father, Accused
This is not the first time the Nevada woman has accused her father of questionable behavior. In other TikTok posts, she accused him of being incapable of “inherently respect women,” and that he is only friends with other White men with Asian wives.
Although some missed her point, many others appreciated Wasian Princess for speaking openly about her father’s alleged white supremacist views.
“As a full Asian, happy to see Wasians waking up,” one user said. Another one commented, “The Wasians are finally becoming self-aware about their parents.” A third one added, “An alcoholic will never admit he’s an alcoholic.”
If this daughter’s account is accurate, her father may need to engage in some honest self-reflection.
