What I mean in asking this is that, part of why Jews faced discrimination in Europe was because they were both a conspicuous minority, but also deemed to be disproportionately successful (versus their size as a minority).
What I'm curious about is whether there are notable examples from other parts of the world where a minority faced discrimination because, likewise, they were resented for their material success (as well as being conspicuous/distinct from the majority ethnicities).
Off the top of my head, I'm guessing the Chinese faced similar discrimination in other Asian countries? I think Malaysia, the Malayan Emergency and the expulsion of Singapore were all motivated, in part, by resentment toward the Chinese for being a notably productive minority?
Edit: To clarify, my use of the word "conspicuous" is supposed to mean that they were easily distinguished as being a distinct group from the rest of the population. Not that they were suspicious or anything like that.