What you're satirizing is an actual thing

• Change in socioeconomic status. African Americans are in increasing poverty, suggesting loss of jobs and economic opportunity.
• Cultural differences. Asian communities are largely familial, i.e. multiple generations of adults living together as a single family unit. It makes them more economically resilient, and leads to tighter communities where crime could be more likely to go unreported.
• History of socioeconomic conditions. A lack of education takes decades to fester as increases in poverty and crime. It can take multiple generations for a population to get truly stuck in a self-defeating cycle of poor educations.
• Institutional or systemic racism unfairly targeting blacks. Historically, Asian-Americans have populated the west coast, a place known for being far more progressive in some respects than the East. That isn't to say racism has never targeted Asians or Asian-Americans, but that a longer history of legislation in more regions against African-Americans specifically could also result in disproportionate targeting of the latter group.