18%—or 46 million adults—have just one or no trustworthy person they can approach for help like a ride to the airport, emotional support, assistance when sick, or watching a child in an emergency.
Sixty percent of Americans say discrimination against Asian Americans is higher now compared with a year ago. Most Asian Americans report feeling unsafe in public because of their race at least occasionally.
Americans are still more likely to say that police violence is a serious problem than they were before George Floyd’s death, but few think the focus on the issue is creating lasting change.
