You can add location information to your Tweets, such as your city or precise location, from the web and via third-party applications. You always have the option to delete your Tweet location history. Learn more
ALERT: We are calling on the Census Bureau to reject the 11th hour attempt to include a citizenship question in #Census2020. The goal of the Census is to secure an accurate count of the population, not to deter communities of color from participation. #GetOutTheCountpic.twitter.com/ngneV1nf04
We are proud to stand with @MyConstitution along w/ @protctdemocracy @CampaignLegal @NAACP_LDF @The_VRI @AAAJ_AAJC @DemocracyFwd in urging the Secretary Ross to stop politicizing the Census. We need an accurate #census2020 that provides a full count of people across the US.
Thank God for all you all do. Thank you!
That's all right when I get my consensus I'll just say I'm from Venezuela or something they can do to me or I just won't fill out the consensus from my house I know it's a crime but so is a lot of things
How can you actually say that with any sort of accuracy? It also determines voting districts Federal and local. So have a citizen (Y or No) column and your allowed to apply a population count, and account for local voters, and a a separate count for Federal districts. - Fair
If they asked late last year to have it included, how does that make it an "11th hour" attempt. Why are you afraid of what the actual numbers would show? It has been asked on past censuses but now at the 11th hour it's being labeled as unconstitutional?
How would this deter "communities of color" from participating unless they are illegal and thus have committed a crime and, by law, are supposed to be deported?
Also Bill Clinton's Census asked the citizenship question. https://ntknetwork.com/flashback-bill-clintons-census-asked-about-citizenship/ …
Twitter may be over capacity or experiencing a momentary hiccup. Try again or visit Twitter Status for more information.
