Stop AAPI Hate has been tracking hate incidents against Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders in the U.S. since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Race was, by far, the most common reason for a discriminatory incident to occur, listed as a reason in 91.5% of the 10,905 reports. Ethnicity — the specific Asian culture an individual is a part of —Í was the second most common reason, included in 52.6% of reports. More than one reason could be selected in each report, Stop AAPI Hate said.
Most of the incidents took place in public spaces, the report said. 31.2% of incidents took place in public streets, for example, and another 26.9% took place in businesses, serving as"the top sites of anti-AAPI hate." Individuals reporting a hate incident could report more than one kind of discrimination at a time in each report, and 66.9% of the 10,905 individuals who sent responses to the survey said that harassment was part of the incident they were reporting.
The report also broke down the data by gender, allowing those reporting to identify whether they are male, female or non-binary.
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