Exposing uncomfortable aspects about our culture ain't being anti anything.
I've seen both sides of this issue being presented many times, over the years.
A girl I know, beautiful in every way, asked me to get her a job. But at the time it was impossible because she couldn't get the permits available to work and take care of her kid, because she caught a case stealing fake weave from a Korean hair shop. For someone as pretty and outgoing as her, something within her personality clearly made her feel so desperate to the extent that she would do something like that, a deep seeded insecurity, which I know is outside of her character normally.
On the other side, a Korean friend of mine wasnt a fan of college. His fam had a few bs corner store donut and weave shops. After years of pressure instead of getting a well funded education they gave him a Bentley mulsanne instead at the age of 21, no doubt nostly funded by the black dollar.
This polarity of prioritization and conflict of our cultures is nothing new. Hell, ice cube made a song about it called black korea when I was still a toddler. And yet the cycle still perpetuated all the way to adulthood.
Like I've said previously, the uncomfortable parts of the culture need to be addressed regardless of how it makes people feel.