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Toxic Stereotypes Still Shape Americans’ Perceptions Of Asians Despite Year Of Attacks, Survey Shows
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24% of white Americans do not believe anti-Asian racism is a problem that should be addressed, according to new data released Monday by the nonprofit Leading Asian Americans to Unite for Change.
The report, one of the few national assessments of attitudes towards Asian Americans, reinforces the fact that Asian Americans remain largely invisible.
When asked to name a prominent Asian American individual, respondents’ top answers were "don’t know” (42%), Jackie Chan (11%), and Bruce Lee (9%).
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