Experiences of racism amongst East and Southeast Asian people

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Experiences of racism amongst East and Southeast Asian people

Published by Simetrica-Jacobs, March 2021

Author: Dr Daniel Fujiwara

This paper is an in-depth study of the experiences of racism amongst East and Southeast Asian (ESEA) people in the U.K. and how racism impacts on health and wellbeing. It also measures the social costs associated with racism experienced by ESEA people. The data show that ESEA people experience high levels of racism in the U.K. both during the Coronavirus pandemic but also well before it.

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