If you look at the graph of female entrepreneurs in the USA by ethnicity, you see that about 7.5 percent of all entrepreneurs are White females and about 1.3 percent of all entrepreneurs are Asian females.

And yet, in America, 6 percent of people are classed as Asians and 63 percent of Americans are White.

Hello?

That means that the ratio of WOMEN entrepreneurs to all people of that ethnicity is as follows:

Whites, 12 percent.
Asians, 22 percent.

Um, why is this data not presented in the article along the lines that Asian women are winning and outperforming, by almost double, their nearest competitor group, White women, in becoming entrepreneurs?

Is there some reason to keep that hidden, perhaps a reason related to not wanting to be straying from a wanted narrative?