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If you watched the March 24 broadcast of "Ask a Reporter: The rise of anti-Asian violence," we'd like to learn more about you and what you thought of our show. We'll only use this information to inform future events and L.A. Times coverage. We will not post your responses online or include them in our reporting. Thank you!
Name

First NameLast Name
Email
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Where do you live?
Please provide and city and state
Where were you born and raised?
Which term best describes you

White/CaucasianBlack/African AmericanAsianHispanic/LatinoNative American/American IndianTwo or more of the above optionsI prefer not to answer
If you answered "Asian" above, do you identify as:

ChineseCambodianFilipinoHmongIndianJapaneseKoreanLaotianPakistaniBangladeshiTaiwaneseVietnameseMultiple or other
If you answered "multiple or other," tell us more:
How did you hear about this event?

I saw an article about it on latimes.comI saw it on the latimes.com homepageI saw a post about it on Twitter or FacebookI follow one of the L.A. Times staffers who posted about it on social mediaI saw a social media post shared by George Takei
Are you an L.A. Times subscriber?

I subscribe to the print editionI am a digital-only subscriberI used to subscribe to the L.A. TimesI have never subscribed to the L.A. TimesI don't subscribe to the L.A. Times but I read it occasionally online
Where do you get your news?

The Los Angeles TimesLarge national newspapers or newspaper websites (such as the New York Times or Wall Street Journal)Non-English media (print, online, TV, radio)Local newspapers or news websitesLocal broadcast news (TV or radio)Social media (such as Facebook, Twitter, Reddit)Other
If other, tell us more:
Where do you get news specifically about anti-Asian violence?
What would you like to the Los Angeles Times cover more?

Profiles of Asian American leadersAsian American neighborhoodsAsian American interactions with law enforcementAsian American historyDeportationsGentrificationEntertainmentFood
Anything we didn't list above?
What would you like to see the Los Angeles Times cover more?
What will you take away from this discussion?
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