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How do I get the U.S. Census Bureau to recognize Mediterranean People as a separate ethnic group ?
Q. How do I get the U.S. Census Bureau to recognize Mediterranean People as a separate ethnic group ?
Asked by mr danger - Fri Jul 21 04:11:57 2006 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. It won't happen. The decennial census is created to track important information that determines voting districts/representation, financial aid to communities, and federal programs. There's nothing inherent in any of this to ethnic origins. It took 15 years just to get the Bureau to allow more than one answer to the "Caucasian, Black, Native American/Pacific Islander" question and another 37 to get a sub class for which Spanish-speaking country the responded was born in. The other surveys that the Census Bureau does on a monthly and quarterly basis center on the economy (Consumer Price Index is determined by the CE survey and the Unemployment rate is determined by the Current Population Survey). None of these has any reason to determine… [cont.]
Answered by yellow_jellybeans_rock - Fri Jul 21 10:11:47 2006
Q. How do I get the U.S. Census Bureau to recognize Mediterranean People as a separate ethnic group ?
Asked by mr danger - Fri Jul 21 04:11:57 2006 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. It won't happen. The decennial census is created to track important information that determines voting districts/representation, financial aid to communities, and federal programs. There's nothing inherent in any of this to ethnic origins. It took 15 years just to get the Bureau to allow more than one answer to the "Caucasian, Black, Native American/Pacific Islander" question and another 37 to get a sub class for which Spanish-speaking country the responded was born in. The other surveys that the Census Bureau does on a monthly and quarterly basis center on the economy (Consumer Price Index is determined by the CE survey and the Unemployment rate is determined by the Current Population Survey). None of these has any reason to determine… [cont.]
Answered by yellow_jellybeans_rock - Fri Jul 21 10:11:47 2006
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