ArticleThe Australian journal of social issues2021
Profiling racial prejudice during COVID-19: Who exhibits anti-Asian sentiment in Australia and the United States?
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- Profiling racial prejudice during COVID-19: Who exhibits anti-Asian sentiment in Australia and the United States?The Australian journal of social issues · 2021Article
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Abstract
Following the COVID-19 outbreak, anti-Asian racism increased around the world, as exhibited through greater instances of abuse and hate crimes. To better understand the scale of anti-Asian racism and the characteristics of people who may be expressing racial prejudice, we sampled respondents in Australia and the United States over 31 August-9 September 2020 (1375 Australians and 1060 Americans aged 18 or above; source YouGov). To address potential social desirability bias, we use both direct and indirect (list experiment) questions to measure anti-Asian sentiment and link these variables to key socioeconomic factors. We find that, instead of being universal among general populations, anti-Asian sentiment is patterned differently across
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