No, you are enacting anti-Whiteness here.

GC has a phrase called "name the problem". It's not me making it up. It's encouraged for women to point not to criminals, but to men. But when I do the same thing along another axis, you try to shame and gaslight my with an incomplete statistical picture because you're SO excited to tell a White person it's not ok to recognize themselves as a White person at all, let alone actually begin to act on those interests. And further you attempt to demonize the very idea of White organization. It's exactly how men treat feminism. And it's done for similar reasons -- you think Whites (or women) are an acceptable target. Well, they aren't. You have to treat everyone with the same basic respect if you want to consider yourself a person who treats others well.

Again, consider how you're treating the White people you're exposed to, how your behavior is affecting the most vulnerable of White women (should a vulnerable White woman be shamed if she is feels discomfort that could save her life around someone of a different race? Or should you gaslight her and encourage her to put herself in a dangerous situation? If you were treating her well, you would validate her experience of reality, would not shame her for trying to take care of herself, and you would definitely not try to gaslight her.)

Not that I feel particularly compelled here to stand up for Asian women who would likely not stand up for me, but as Asians in general have been the least violent race, you are being more anti-Asian than you are being anti-White by gaslighting women about the reality of these trends. And you are being anti-woman by gaslighting any woman of any background about these trends she might be able to use to arrange a safer environment for herself.