Do the federal civil rights laws apply equally to Americans of Asian descent?

QUESTIONS PRESENTED FOR REVIEW 1. Do the federal civil rights laws passed for the benefit of Americans of African descent after the U.S. Civil War also apply with equal force and effect to Americans of Asian descent? 2. May a federal appeals court summarily affirm a case prior to the filing of opening briefs on the merits of the appeal? 3. Can a State or Territory of the United States forcibly misdiagnose an individual U.S. Citizen as suffering a mental . disorder due to his/her desire to run for elected public office? 4. Is running for elected office in our society today a mental disorder which requires treatment and medical care? 5. Is a forced State-mandated misdiagnosis of mental illness and denial of equal protection based on an individual’s race, creed, color or ethnicity a legally cognizable claim for relief in federal court under the federal civil rights laws? 6. Do judges and lawyers acting under color of State law violate the rights of a U.S. Citizen who is peacefully engaged in the political campaign process? 7. Can a State medical doctor or State public health entity refuse to amend an individual’s incorrect medical records? 8. May lawyers and judges rely on erroneous health records in order to deprive an individual citizen of due process? 9. Are Americans better off now in 2021 from California government’s misdiagnosis of appellant as suffering the bipolar mental illness of understanding both sides of the political aisle? 10. Is it a mental illness for a lawyer to aspire to work in public service of Articles I & II of the United States Constitution? 2 Petition for Writ Certiorari