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· Ryan General
Survey finds most Asian Americans see Trump as a ‘dangerous dictator’
A majority of Asian Americans agree with most Americans in viewing President Donald Trump as a “dangerous dictator” whose power should be limited to protect U.S. democracy, according to a national survey released on April 29 by the Public Religion Research Institute (PRRI). The…
· Ryan General
Less young Americans support free speech, global survey finds
Support for free speech among young Americans has dropped sharply in recent years, with just 43% now saying people should be allowed to insult the U.S. flag — down from 71% in 2021 — according to a new global report from The Future of Free Speech. Generational divergence
· Ryan General
Global survey: opinion of US has plummeted since Trump’s return
Global perceptions of the U.S. have deteriorated dramatically since Donald Trump’s return to the White House, with China overtaking in popularity for the first time, according to the 2025 Democracy Perception Index released on Monday. Key findings: The annual survey, conducted…
· Ryan General
Survey: 40% of Americans say Asian Americans more loyal to other countries than US
A new report released at the beginning of AANHPI Heritage Month points to the enduring gap between the recognition and inclusion of Asian Americans. The Asian American Foundation’s fifth annual STAATUS Index reveals troubling trends: 40% of Americans now believe Asian Americans…
· Ryan General
Survey: Asian Americans are not optimistic about Trump
Only 10% of Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) adults expect their community’s racial and economic fortunes to improve during President Donald Trump’s second term, according to a Stop AAPI Hate report released on Thursday. The nationally representative survey of nearly…
· Ryan General
Survey: Over half of Gen Z believes college is not worth it
Over half of Gen Z professionals say their college degrees were not worth the cost — and many believe artificial intelligence has already rendered them irrelevant. That’s according to a March 2025 survey by the Harris Poll on behalf of Indeed, which found that 51% of Gen Z…
· Bryan Ke
Nearly 3 in 4 tech workers feel ‘stuck’ at their jobs, survey shows
Employees, mostly in the tech sector, are reporting feeling stuck in their roles as the job market slows down, according to a new survey. By the numbers: Conducted by Glassdoor from Oct. 15-18, the survey of 3,400 professionals found that 65% feel “stuck” in their jobs. “It’s no…
· Michelle De Pacina
Most Japanese diners prefer conveyor belt sushi restaurants, survey reveals
The 2024 Revolving Sushi Consumer Survey in Japan reveals that over 70% of participants prefer dining at conveyor belt sushi restaurants. Data shows that 70.5% favor these establishments over buying sushi from supermarkets (51.3%) or making it at home (20.2%). Younger…
· Carl Samson
Why most Asian immigrants move to the US: survey
Most Asian immigrants come to the U.S. to be with family, according to a survey recently published by the Pew Research Center. While ethnic groups had diverse motivations, the survey highlights family ties as the leading reason for migration, alongside economic and educational…
· Carl Samson
Over two-thirds of Chinese Americans face discrimination at least once a month: survey
Most Chinese Americans report regular experiences of discrimination, largely fueled by ongoing tensions between the U.S. and China, according to a new survey by the Committee of 100 and NORC at the University of Chicago. The results also highlight significant mental health…
· Michelle De Pacina
Nearly 40% of Seattle’s Asian residents experienced racism in past year: survey
A new study by The Asian American Foundation revealed that nearly 40% of Asian residents in King, Snohomish and Pierce counties in Seattle have experienced anti-Asian hate in the past year. Out of the 1,000 respondents, 2 in 5 Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific…
· Ryan General
Only 0.8% of Japan’s top firms are led by women: survey
A new survey by Kyodo News has revealed a stark gender disparity in Japan’s corporate leadership, with only 13 female CEOs leading the country’s top 1,600 listed companies. This translates to a mere 0.8% of firms on the Tokyo Stock Exchange’s Prime Market being led by women.…
· Ryan General
Younger Asian Americans perceive more discrimination, seek less help: survey
A survey of Asian Americans in Los Angeles and New York released last month shows that younger generations experience discrimination at higher rates than their elders but are less likely to seek support. Conducted by Asian Americans Advancing Justice Southern California…
· Carl Samson
Asian American voters favor Biden over Trump, survey shows
Asian American voters continue to show support for President Joe Biden, though his approval has waned since the 2020 election, according to the 2024 Asian American Voter Survey, the longest-running survey of Asian American voters conducted by the Asian and Pacific Islander…
· Michelle De Pacina
Survey ranks Studio Ghibli films with the most delicious-looking food
In a survey by Japanese firms Nexer and Hachimenroppi, 500 participants ranked Studio Ghibli films based on how appetizing their food scenes are. “Castle in the Sky” topped the list due to Pazu’s memorable creation of “Laputa bread,” featuring fried eggs on toast, with “Spirited…
· Carl Samson
Most East Asians believe childbearing is women’s choice, not obligation: survey
A new Pew Research Center survey shows that societal pressure on women to have children is waning in East Asia, reflecting broader shifts in attitudes towards family life and gender roles. Key points:
· Ryan General
LA County survey: Asians grapple with highest rates of loneliness, suicidal thoughts
Asian Americans report the highest rates of loneliness and suicidal thoughts in Los Angeles County, a new survey finds. Key points:
· Michelle De Pacina
Most East Asian adults believe men, women should share family responsibilities: survey
A new survey reveals that large majorities of people in East Asia believe men and women should share familial responsibilities. The results: The survey, which was conducted by the Pew Research Center from June to September 2023 in Hong Kong, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan and…
· Ryan General
Survey uncovers surprising details about anime’s rise in American pop culture
A new survey conducted by Polygon has shed light on the rising prominence of anime in American popular culture. Unveiling anime’s reach: The entertainment website surveyed over 4,000 U.S. adults to uncover the growing influence of anime and its presence permeating various facets…
· Michelle De Pacina
Korean fried chicken is favorite K-food outside of Korea, survey reveals
Korean-style fried chicken has been voted as the most favorite Korean food outside of the East Asian country, according to a recent South Korean government survey. About the survey: The survey, which excluded individuals of Korean descent, involved 9,000 participants in 18 major…