Following last year’s inaugural STAATUS Index, the 2022 survey reveals both new insights and long-standing issues about how Asian Americans are perceived and treated in the U.S.
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Explore the data below by viewing and comparing data by race, age, gender, education, region and other measures. Screenshot and share widely. Keep scrolling to explore some of the key takeaways from the 2022 STAATUS Index.
Asian Americans face a somber reality in 2022: despite a new administration, a relative decline in the severity of the Covid-19 pandemic, and an improved economy, attacks against our community continue to increase at alarming rates.
Deeper root causes related to prejudice, fear, and “othering” of Asian Americans as foreigners and threats are manifested in discrimination, stereotypes, and violence against our community.
The time is now for greater awareness and action.
…through economic impact, academic excellence, medical advancement, and other areas. However, Americans overall still view Asian Americans in model minority terms and in stereotypical roles.
The increased negative attitudes towards Asian Americans mirror the increased attacks and violence towards our community in 2022.