For my research, I conducted a survey within my own community. First, I began with personal questions about discrimination and other racist encounters, such as how old people first experienced racism (answers varied from childhood to adulthood, depending on where people came from). Then I led into what we, as a community, can do in response to the increased anti-Asian attacks, since the majority of survey takers believe our current system will continue to fail us, as we constantly see in the media. Lastly, I address the mental health stigma in Asian cultures and the inaccessibility of mental health services. If mental health services were more affordable, culturally sensitive, and accessible, more survey takers would take the opportunity to use them.