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3.7 million Blacks Not Counted in 2010 Census — The Sacramento Observer

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(TriceEdneyWire.com) - A special report released by the National Urban League reveals that the U. S. Census Bureau omitted at least 3.7 million African-Americans from its 2010 count, nearly five times the 800,000 'undercount' that the bureau has long reported. Largely due to the Coronavirus, the sluggish response to the 2020 Census count now underway []

Source: The Sacramento Observer

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