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· Rebecca Moon
Young people in China are having less sex, survey reveals
A three-year national survey found that younger Chinese people are less interested in sex compared to their parents’ generation. The report found a growing acceptance of homosexuality as well as prematiral sex among the younger demographic. The report suggests that the…
· Jane Nam
Survey: Asian American approval of Biden plummets despite White House efforts
President Biden’s approval rating among Asian Americans have witnessed a major drop, plummeting from 72% to 44% in the past year. In a poll conducted from June 27 to July 4 by the Pew Research Center, U.S. adults were asked whether they approve or disapprove of the President’s…
· Ryan General
Asian American voters remain largely ignored by political parties, according to new survey
APIA Vote, AAPI Data and Asian Americans Advancing Justice – Asian American Justice Center released a new poll that highlights how Asian Americans continue to be ignored by political parties despite being strongly committed to participating in the 2022 election. The poll, for…
· Michelle De Pacina
Philippines is most stressed, Cambodia is saddest in Southeast Asia, says new Gallup survey
The global analytics and advice firm Gallup found the Philippines to be the most stressed, Laos to be the angriest and Cambodia to be the saddest countries in Southeast Asia. In a survey conducted from 2021 to early 2022, the global analytic firm recorded “yes,” “no” and “don’t…
· Jane Nam
Negative views of China around the world are higher than ever, reveals new Pew survey
A Pew survey of 19 countries published yesterday found that unfavorable attitudes toward China have reached an all-time high in countries like the U.S. (82%) and increased significantly in others. The survey conducted between February 13 and June 3 revealed unfavorable views…
· Ryan General
Shein a ‘major threat’ to US specialty retailers, new survey finds
Union Bank of Switzerland (UBS) Evidence Lab's Global App Monitor reported that Chinese retailer Shein’s app is now the “most downloaded" shopping app in the U.S., mainly due to the online store’s affordable pricing. UBS, which surveyed 7,500 consumers in the U.S., Germany,…
· Rebecca Moon
49% of Japanese employees say they have an ‘old guy’ co-worker who doesn’t do any work: survey
In a survey conducted by a Japanese consulting business, half of 300 employees said there is "an old guy" who does not do any work at their respective companies. When asked what the “old guy” is doing instead, most participants responded that they often take breaks, browse the…
· Carl Samson
A third of Asian Americans have changed their daily routine over fears of being attacked, survey finds
Three in 10 (36%) Asian Americans have modified their daily routines in the past 12 months over fears of being threatened or attacked, according to a new Pew Research Center survey. Three in five (63%) said violence against Asian Americans is increasing, down from last year’s…
· Jane Nam
Asian employees feel least included in workplace, behind Black and LGBTQ-plus workers, says survey
A survey conducted by Bain & Company revealed that Asian employees were the demographic with the highest percentage of respondents to report feeling not fully included at work. The study titled The Fabric of Belonging: How to Weave an Inclusive Culture, found that only 25% to…
· Carl Samson
More Americans are blaming Asian Americans for COVID-19, survey reveals
One in five (21%) Americans agree that Asian Americans are at least partly responsible for the COVID-19 pandemic, according to the second annual Social Tracking of Asian Americans in the U.S. (STAATUS Index), which surveys American attitudes toward Asian Americans. The index,…
· Ryan General
Survey of Hong Kong children reveals nearly half are subjected to physical punishment
According to a survey conducted by non-governmental organization Against Child Abuse (ACA), 49% of Hong Kong children claimed they were physically punished by their parents, 45% received hurtful comments and 68% experienced scolding. A total of 677 children respondents aged 6 to…
· Daniel Anderson
Survey: 2 in 3 AAPI in Los Angeles County worry about being victimized by racial attack
A recent survey conducted by The Pat Brown Institute highlights the fears and concerns of AAPI communities in Los Angeles County. Nearly two-thirds of those surveyed reported worrying about hate crimes, and a quarter reported being the victim of a hate crime during the pandemic.…
· Rebecca Moon
Survey: 9 in 10 Japanese fear China will invade Taiwan
A poll conducted on Saturday by the Mainichi Shimbun and Saitama University's Social Survey found that 9 in 10 Japanese were concerned that China may invade Taiwan. Among respondents, 56% expressed “strong concerns” while 33% reported having “some degree of anxiety.” The survey…
· Carl Samson
Nearly 3 Million AAPIs experienced a hate incident since 2021, national survey data suggests
Nearly 3 million AAPI adults have experienced a hate incident since the beginning of 2021, a new survey suggests. The estimate dwarfs figures of self-reported cases from community monitoring websites, indicating that anti-Asian hate is more widespread than some may realize. The…
· Carl Samson
Canada is Chinese citizens’ least favorite country, according to state media survey
Canada fell at the bottom of Chinese people’s list of favorite countries, a recent state poll reveals. A majority of Canadians feel the same way about China, according to another survey. The polls reflect ongoing tensions between Ottawa and Beijing, which escalated with the…
· Elizabeth Lee
Infographic: Your favorite ‘Korean’ food may not even be Korean, according to a survey
The Korean Food Promotion Institute (KFPI) conducted a survey asking Koreans whether they considered certain globally popular foods to be Korean or not. The results revealed that among those foods, a majority of respondents did not consider fried chicken to be Korean. The survey…
· Bryan Ke
Survey: 34% of white college students lied about their race to improve their admission, financial aid odds
A recent survey has found that 34% of its white respondents admitted to lying about being part of a racial minority to boost their chances of getting accepted into college. Taking advantage: The survey, which questioned 1,250 white college applicants aged 16 and up, discovered…
· Carl Samson
4 in 5 Asian American Professionals Have Experienced Discrimination, Survey Says
Up to 4 in 5 Asian American professionals have experienced discrimination, according to a study by the IBM Institute for Business Value (IBV) released last month. What to know: The study, which was conducted in partnership with Oxford Economics, surveyed 1,455 Asian American…
· Carl Samson
About 1 in 4 White People Don’t See Anti-Asian Racism as a Problem, Survey Finds
Nearly a quarter of white people do not see racism against Asian people as a problem to be fixed, a new poll has found. Nonprofit Leading Asian Americans to Unite for Change (LAAUNCH) published the finding in its first STAATUS (Social Tracking of Asian Americans in the U.S.)…
· Ryan General
1 in 3 Asian Americans Fear Getting Racially Attacked, Pew Research Center Survey Reveals
Among the different racial and ethnic groups in the U.S., Asians are the most afraid of receiving verbal and physical attacks, a new survey from Pew Research Center revealed. Of the 5,109 U.S. adults who participated in the survey, 32% of Asian adults fear they’ll be physically…