The United States government tracks census figures every 10 years. According to the US Census Bureau’s population clock in August 2019, the estimated population was 329.4 million.
With the US about to begin the monumental task of counting everybody in the nation, a coalition of experts met recently to determine the Census Bureau’s strategy to avoid overlooking so-called “hard to count” communities.
Will the 2020 Census change the course of history for the Black community?
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