How discrimination big a problem against is 
The survey also found that few Indian Americans (10%) say discrimination against their community is a major problem. Nearly half (48%) see discrimination as a minor problem, while 38% say it is not a problem at all. When asked about their personal experiences with discrimination, most Indian Americans (81%) say they have not been treated unfairly because of their national origin, but nearly a fifth (18%) say they have faced discrimination. And while a large majority of Indian Americans (90%) say they have not been called offensive names, 10% say they have had that experience.
How discrimination big a problem against is  | discrimination big against Indian  | Americans?  | % of Indian Americans who say...  | Minor  | problem  | 48%  | Not a  | problem  | 38%  | problem Major  | problem Major  | 10% DK] Ref  | 40  | PEW research CENTER 