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Do Black And Latino Community Ties Matter To The U.S. Census Bureau?

Why the rigidity in applying the “usual residence” standard to incarcerated people?
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An Absurdly Large Number Of Australians Say Their Religion Is The Force

And Australian atheists are not happy about it.
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GOP Senator Wants To Use The Census To Track Immigrants And Strip Them Of Federal Benefits

The move would be unconstitutional and compromise vital Census data.
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Latino Children Are Undercounted In The Nation's Census: Report

By Daniela Franco, NBC Latino

Yes! Women Have Achieved Equality In At Least One Place

But there's still lots more to do.
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How Tiny Congregations Survive And Thrive Despite The Odds

Congregations with fewer than 100 in weekend attendance are on the rise.
By Cathy Lynn Grossman, Religion News Service

Mexico Takes Big Step In Finally Recognizing Afro-Latinos

A historic moment!
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HUFFPOLLSTER: Americans Sharply Divided On Climate Change, But Most Want U.S. To Lead

The U.N. climate change conference began in Paris this week, so we rounded up polling on Americans’ views about climate change -- no surprise, there’s a big partisan divide. Experts debate whether polling harms or helps democracy. And newly-released estimates show that over 60 percent of Americans rely solely or mostly on mobile phones. This is HuffPollster for Friday, December 4, 2015.
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Record Share Of Young Women Now Living With Relatives

The number tops the previous high set in 1940.
By Reuters

The Encouraging Poverty News That Official Data Isn't Telling Us

How Census data is making the poverty rate look worse than it is.
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