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Asian Americans Pessimistic About Future of San Francisco

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AsAm News has a story out about a recent poll conducted by the San Francisco Chronicle showing deep pessimism among residents about the current state of The City and its leadership’s ability to address longstanding issues.

Asian Americans, who comprise roughly 30% of San Francisco’s population, were among those most dubious about prospects for the beleaguered city, with a spike in hate crimes targeting Asian residents among the top concerns.

Read the full story at AsAm News.