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San Francisco State professor Russell Jeung, who last year left Stop AAPI Hate to return to teaching full time, said he has subsequently seen the movement grow and mature as it charts its path without him.

The study by Columbia University and Committee of 100 was based on interviews with 6,500 individuals

© Provided by Xinhua Half of Asian Americans report feeling unsafe due to their race or ethnicity, and only 22 percent of Asian Americans said they fee

Asian Americans least likely to feel belonging in U.S.: study-

Meanwhile, about four in five do not completely feel that they belong and are accepted

Asian-American politicians are calling for other politicians to refrain from using inflammatory rhetoric about China and anti-Asian terms ahead of the US midterm congressional elections.

Amid an alarming rise in anti-Asian rhetoric and hate crimes, less than 20% say they they feel accepted in the US

The groups claims innocent members of the AAPI community have unfairly paid the price of ‘equitable justice.’

/PRNewswire/ -- Leading Asian Americans to Unite for Change (LAAUNCH) and The Asian American Foundation (TAAF) today announced the findings of the second...

A first-of-its-kind survey by a nonprofit advocacy group found that 42% of Americans could not name a prominent Asian American.