https://www.bjs.gov/content/pub/pdf/cv18.pdf
Looking at Table 14 and taking the top two non-Asian ethnic groups in the violent crime category against Asians you'd have:
Blacks - 27.5%
Whites - 24.1%
Whites are 62.3% of the US population, Blacks are 12%, and Asians are 6.3% so the data in Table 15 suggests that Asians are over 270% more likely to be victimized by a Black person.
Table 14 also shows that for the categorized groups, they're more likely to be victimized by a person in their own demographic, except when it comes to Asians. Asians are more likely to be victimized by someone outside of their group, namely a Blacks.
Looking at stats other than crime to gain greater understanding about Asians in America we can look at Medical School Admissions.
Across the board an Asian applicant to Medical School has to achieve a Higher MCAT than all other demographics and equal or exceed the GPA of a White person.
So on the face of statistics alone one can surmise that roughly 65% of the American population have a lower barrier to entry for opportunity than the 6.5%, and that same 65% are the main perpetrators of violent crime against the 6.5%.
Looks pretty "Anti-Asian" to me.