"Almost ten years ago, the 2010 Census revealed a U.S. population that was nearly 40% people of color... The projections for 2030 reveal a continuing browning of America." #Census2020pic.twitter.com/WbWbgBUzr6
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Ahead of #SCOTUS arguments tomorrow, here are our top five moments from Associate Director-Counsel @JNelsonLDF's lecture at @UTexasLaw about #Census2020pic.twitter.com/FhgzwmNWyz
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"Despite the passage of critical civil rights legislation such as the Voting Rights Act, the Fair Housing Act of 1968, and Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, civil rights enforcement would be nearly impossible without accurate Census data."pic.twitter.com/eniZX3Z8Fa
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"When a community is undercounted, fewer resources are allocated to serve its actual population. Its political representation is also diminished because its representatives serve larger constituencies than representatives of accurately enumerated districts."
#countmeinpic.twitter.com/9V9ITyMzY4
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“History confirms that people of color are disappeared from the population count unless it is politically or financially expedient to count them and when doing so does not invite political or economic accountability to or for them.”
#Census2020#Countmeinpic.twitter.com/VDvg6SAy8u
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"If administered correctly, the 2020 Census will be the first to etch a portrait of a new America whose future population is irreversibly racially and ethnically diverse and precipitously less white."
#Census2020#CitizenshipQuestionpic.twitter.com/2xz1M94mAA
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