2020 Census

The U.S. Census Bureau under a new Biden administration has the tall task of restoring confidence in the numbers.

The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday stopped the once-a-decade US census count of every U.S. resident through the end of October.

The ACLU, one of the groups that challenged Trump’s memo, called the census ruling a ‘huge victory for voting rights and for immigrants’ rights.’

The Trump administration abruptly pushed up the 2020 Census deadline to September 30, causing fears among elected officials and advocates.

This week on the Dear Culture podcast, hosts Gerren Keith Gaynor and Mariel Turner sit with Kerry Washington to chat about the #BeCounted campaign.

Calling preparations for the 2020 Census “conspicuously deficient,” the NAACP is suing the U.S. Census Bureau.

Civil Rights leaders are asking why the Census Bureau is suddenly asking for information that could impede immigrant voter participation.

The organization, Fair Count, will target population areas that have traditionally been difficult to reach

The lawsuit was filed against the Census Bureau and Commerce Department to remove a new citizenship question which has not appeared on the Census since 1950 from appearing on the upcoming 2020 Census.