61 percent Asian Americans feel that hatred towards them has increased in America

Washington: America was once called a cold room for different religions and races. Until now, Asian people and natives of the Hawaiian Islands, the 50th state of the United States, and natives of the Pacific Islands of the United States were welcomed. But for the last few years, especially the last 1-2 years, he feels that he has a feeling of hatred towards that survey.

Recently released reports show how much the American public in general hates the survey and how Asian-Americans etc. feel about it. The STAAUS Index 2024 gives a comprehensive report on that.

6272 people were interviewed to prepare that report. These include Asian-American Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders (AANHPIs) who live in the United States. They were covered. According to this, a study of the situation from Covid-19 till now has been presented regarding the situation from 2021 till now. In this regard, Dr. Paul Watanabe, president of the Asian-Americans Foundation and the Asian-American Community, both report that 32% of Asian-Americans say they have been verbally and verbally abused. They are often scolded. Special: Its subgroup South East Asians are most affected. They, and almost all Asian-Americans, are treated harshly. An important reason is that most Americans believe that they are not loyal to the United States (US).

Analysts say AANHPIs are more willing to accept lower-paid jobs than people of European descent, even if they come from poorer areas. Therefore, unemployment among young Native Americans is increasing. As a result, the feeling of hatred towards them has increased. Apartheid is also a reason. Whatever you say, apartheid has still not been completely eliminated from the world. America (US) is an example of this.