Is it racism to expect one race to bring more to the table to be given an equal chance to date someone?

For example, Asian males, despite being the hardest workers, highly educated and the least likely to be dead beat dads often get systematically discriminated in dating during their teens and early adult life according to a Yale study. In this video below, a college professor mentions that for an Asian man to be viewed equally in a white woman's mind, for a relationship, he has to make over 100k+ more than his white counterpart.

Funnily enough, a somewhat related pattern can be seen as we get older. A lot of women will date exclusively white males in their physical prime, but as they get older and less attractive, are open to dating other races. One can conclude from this that many of these women may view non-white men as lower value compared to whites. As if these men were seen as equal to white males, these women would have given these men an equal chance at dating them in their physical prime and not wait until they are no longer at their physical best.

It's an interesting thing to see that despite someone not outwardly showing hate for another race, we still see racism expressed in other ways.

[Racism is the belief of seeing one's own race as superior to that of another race (s)]

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Is it racism to expect one race to bring more to the table to be given an equal chance to date someone?
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