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More than 1 in 3 Asian and Asian American professionals say they have experienced racial prejudice at their current or former companies, the Coqual study found. Coqual surveyed 2,634 college-educated professionals in addition to conducting focus groups and interviews. Too few Asians in corporate leadership, according to Irvin. Studies show that no matter how much education and experience they attain, Asians are not fairly represented at the management and executive levels.

P 100 companies, Asian representation drops by almost half from the professional to executive ranks. That slide is even steeper for Asian women. Asian women are half as likely as white women to hold an executive role, according to a USA TODAY analysis. The disparity is on par with statistics for Black women and Latinas. While Asian Americans as a whole are the nation’s best-educated and highest-earning major racial or ethnic group, they are not a monolith. They hail from different countries and cultures, class backgrounds and immigration paths. The sharp underrepresentation of Pacific Islanders has relegated them to invisibility, erasure and exclusion in the corporate world, Irvin said.