About half of U.S. Asians say stronger hate crime laws would be most effective for preventing violence against Asians | Pew Research Center

May 6, 2022

About a third of Asian Americans say they have changed their daily routine due to concerns over threats, attacks

About half of U.S. Asians say stronger hate crime laws would be most effective for preventing violence against Asians

About half of U.S. Asians say stronger hate crime laws would be most effective for preventing violence against Asians

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About half of U.S. Asians say stronger hate crime laws would be most effective for preventing violence against Asians

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About a third of Asian Americans say they have changed their daily routine due to concerns over threats, attacks
About half of U.S. Asians say stronger hate crime laws would be most effective for preventing violence against Asians
Asian Americans are more likely than other groups to say violence against Asians is increasing in U.S. and that local officials are doing a bad job dealing with violence against Asian Americans
Asian, Black and Hispanic Americans are more likely than White Americans to say they worry regularly about being threatened or attacked and to say they have changed routines due to concerns over personal safety
A majority of Asian Americans say violence against Asians is increasing in the U.S.