95% white University sees that she's Asian and assumes she believes in oppression/systemic racism/white privilege, so they asked her to speak at their assembly along with other minorities who cried about how hard life is for them and how other people don't have to deal with what they deal with.

So when her turn came, she told them all:

"I don't believe in white privilege, I think that there are privileges and I think honestly I have most of them. If you're a female, male, any race, any color and you're attending a Big10 university to get your college education, you have more privilege than 95% of the world's population and you don't have any business being up here whining."

They tried to get the attention off her and get her off the mic, at which point she spoke again, "My life circumstances have nothing to do with my race, background or color. I am who I am because God created me this way and because he knew I could fucking handle it. And at the end of the day, if there is any racism going on, it has nothing to do with this 'white privilege', it has to do more with the people who sit there and talk about how they want to make things more diverse, they come and find you, the lone asian, and tell you that they need you in their brochure, because the universities brochures need to have color in it."