“The way that the different groups are experiencing racism and discrimination varies, but the bottom line is that they are all experiencing racism and discrimination at high levels,” Drishti Pillai, NAPAWF’s research manager said in an interview.
Asian-American and Pacific Islander women ages 50 and older are flexing their political muscle — and overwhelmingly want President Joe Biden’s administration to work toward ending discrimination on the basis of race, ethnicity and other factors amid a pandemic-era surge in anti-Asian hate crimes, a new study says.
“The way that the different groups are experiencing racism and discrimination varies, but the bottom line is that they are all experiencing racism and discrimination at high levels,” Drishti Pillai, NAPAWF’s research manager, told MarketWatch in an interview. — Drishti Pillai, research manager for NAPAWF Accordingly, close to three in four of the older AAPI women surveyed said it was important for the Biden administration to end discrimination based on race, ethnicity, immigration status, sexual orientation or gender identity. Large majorities across subgroups also said it was important that they see more women candidates running for office, as well as greater AAPI representation in government and politics.
The U.S. has seen a documented uptick in anti-Asian hate crimes and bias incidents during the pandemic, including a spate of violent attacks on older Asians in the Bay Area earlier this year.
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