In my opinion, it's this:
% of children living in a one-parent household:
Asian - 13%
White - 24%
Hispanic - 36%
Black - 58%
It's no surprise Asian-Americans have the highest standard of living in the U.S.
And just think, one of BLM's cornerstones of their platform is an anti-nuclear family concept.
About one-third of U.S. children are living with an unmarried parent | Pew Research Center
The African Americans who suffered
1. History of being treated as property and having a genocidal induced phobia against "property and govt laws" as enabling white dominance have less experience in property ownership. While Asian immigrants and their families who came to America to own their own homes and businesses have advantages of education and experience without the stigma against "white man's laws" they see as a benefit compared to oppression where they came from
2. Genocidal effects of both slavery and high incarceration have broken the family lines of minority Black and Latino/Native Americans that we see in our culture. While Asians suffering from genocidal trafficking are largely still in Asia and counted as victims there, not here.
3. Asian and African Americans placing high priorities on education and "respect for elders and authority" exceed well in America. Look at the African American charter and private schools that have broken the cycle of poverty and crime by higher focus on education and faith.
Like the poor Black and Latino communities that fall to gangs and drugs, the poor Asian communities also suffer this scourge.
These patterns affect people of any color.
The percentages may differ, but if you look at populations worldwide, the Chinese have more of both extremes of poverty and oppression, and educated people and business leaders.
If you only focus on a certain subsection, you may get a biased sampling.