Controversies and chaos are dogging the 2020 census – Florida Courier

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Controversies and chaos are dogging the 2020 census – Florida Courier

It wouldn’t be 2020 if the census went according to plan. The census may seem like a boring, bureaucratic topic, but its impact on our daily lives is huge and the results have the potential to reinforce or redress racial and economic disparities. The number of changes and controversies that have dogged the 2020 census […]

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