Ha! Love it that Alina Cho, a prominent Asian American female journalist,

Ha! Love it that Alina Cho, a prominent Asian American female journalist, leads the discussion.

This “Make Me Asian” app is still causing quite a controversy…Google think it’s great that users of the app can make themselves either Chinese, Korean or Japanese. Would anyone who was actually interested in buying this app really know the difference between the 3 ethnicities?

The app currently has earned a user rating of two out of five stars. The San Francisco Chronicle reports that both the “Make me Asian” and “Make me Indian” apps have been downloaded between 50,000 and 100,000 times each.

But as Yahoo! notes, some Asian-Americans do not find the application clever or fun and have launched an online campaign to have the app pulled. A group called 18 Million Rising’s petition asks signers to “take a stand” against “racist and offensive portrayals of Asians and Native Americans perpetuate damaging racial stereotypes.”

The Asian-American Legal Defense and Education Fund has also asked Google to take down the “Make me Asian” app, according to Yahoo!

Peter Chin, a pastor from Washington, D.C., also posted a petition on the website Change.org.