The title, for Powerline, is Census: Economy is Going Nowhere. But what may be true for the economy in general is not true for various parts in particular:

The Asian-American population is now approaching 20 million, and their household incomes are now 23% higher than whites’, on the average. This is a rather stunning statistic. Why is so little attention paid to this income “gap”? Is it the result of discrimination against whites? If not, what could the cause possibly be?

I think the reason for the media’s silence on these numbers is that there is no good way to fit them into the narrative.

So just imagine what the stats would be like for the non-Asian parts of the population on their own.