Should i travel to conservative states in us?

You will be fine! Stop watching CNN!

You'll be totally fine! I spent quite a bit of time in the deep south, small towns too & the worst I saw was racist bumper stickers & Confederate flags. I never saw any open hostility or heard any racist comments. The people are generally very friendly, welcoming, helpful & chatty. You'll have less of a chance encountering any racism if you travel to cities too.

Even if you do run into a crazy ass racist person, American racists tend to have weird "favorable" stereotypes about asians...still ignorant as fuck, but they'll usually peg you as being quiet, hard working & smart...so I would be very surprised if anyone was nasty to you.

It's really a beautiful part of the country. The people are generally lovely. The food is amazing. I'd say the chance of experiencing racism is about on par with anywhere else in the world.

Stick with the big cities and you'll be fine. I once traveled the back roads of Indiana and started seeing some scary racial shit.

Asians will have no hard time in America, mainly because public perception puts asians as the lowest amount of aggression.
Conservatives dont hate every single race besides white. We just dislike countries and groups not people. Show off as a good person and we will respect that. Chinas trade war wont impact Chinese person to person interactions it's more a buisness to buisness politics crap.
(Of course you could run into a racist or an asshole but the chances of running into one doesnt increase in the south it's just a blanket chance in America most people in America ain't assholes.)

I live in the south and I've never met a person in my life that says "i dont like black people" or "i dont like asians". Its a different country right now. People dont care about that anymore.

Texas rocks

For fucks sake, dude, are you really serious???? I've lived in bama, new orleans, kentucky, texas, and I can tell you that the south is by far the LEAST racist toward asians. There is a difference though, depending on what part if Asia you're from. East asians are quite well liked down south but Indians will get a slight resentment because of all the annoying telemarketing calls we get. 'Hllo sir, this is Raj. Can I have your social securrrrity numbah? What the prrrroblem is herrre?"

No, man I promise that no matter what area you come from as long as you are polite and respectful no one will treat you poorly. And if someone does I think there will be 10 more defending you. Stop watching CNN please.

On one of my road trips through Alabama, a guy saw my rental car license plate and thought I was from Texas. He was super friendly. When he found out I was from California, he was still really friendly but a little more standoffish. That's probably about the worst you can expect.

I'd actually say Asians are the least disliked racial group in America, and they seem to have a reputation for being successful immigrants and not causing trouble in the West.

The worst I've heard most complain about Asians is penny pinching, and being stingy with serving portions in their restaurants.

The issues with the countries of China and North Korea are generally separated from Asian visitors.

Also, I'm a minority who was born in and has lived in Texas for my entire life, in largely white, rural and suburban areas. No one has been mean or racist in public to me, and no one that I know has had a serious problem with racism here.

I grew up in Houston, Texas, and there are lots of Asian people in Houston. Houston actually has two Chinatowns.

You'll be ok. I was in the US and I'm Bulgarian.

Our stereotype is ex-communist, or still communist/ wannabe gopnik. It's not like that. I met some wonderful people. Everyone was welcoming, everyone was very nice. I loved my stay in the States. I was never judged and quite a few people were actually interested in learning more about the little, old, Eastern European country I'm from.

I live in suburbs and leave my doors unlocked. I work in the city and carry a pocket knife bc I work late. People aren't racist. But some places just aren't safe.

Racism is a factor all over the U.S., but it doesn't matter what you are if you're caught in the middle of nowhere, because most out there are bored, territorial, and generally have a hate for everyone that they aren't familiar with.

My advice would be to travel with a trusted friend who has travelled before, or at least got your back if shit gets rough. Also, go to gun range and learn to hold/load/aim a gun as well as buy one, because if you're planning on exploring rural America, you may need it for protection.