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February 1, 2012
18 million Latinos chose “other race” on Census
from nbclatino.tumblr.com :: Tagged Census, racial issues
January 10, 2012
blogs.laweekly: Millions of Latinos Deny Their Own Ethnicity on Census Forms, USC Study Says
from blogs.laweekly.com :: Tagged Census, study
wfmz: Searching Mexico’s census for a clues about American history
from wfmz.com :: Tagged Census, Mexico
uscnews.usc.edu: Racial Identity Is Changing Among Latinos – A recent study explores why many people with Latin American ancestry do not choose a Hispanic ethnic identification on U.S. Census surveys.
from uscnews.usc.edu :: Tagged Census, study, survey
December 28, 2011
physorg: Racial identity is changing among Latinos – A recent study conducted by Amon Emeka and Jody Agius Vallejo, assistant professors of sociology in USC Dornsife, explores why many people with Latin American ancestry do not choose a Latino ethnic identification on U.S. Census surveys.
from physorg.com :: Tagged Census, racial, racial issues, study, survey
December 26, 2011
juliorvarela: US Census Confirms that Puerto Rico’s Population Continues to Decrease
from juliorvarela.com :: Tagged Census, population
December 7, 2011
census.gov: A third of Hispanic preschoolers were regularly taken care of by their grandparent, compared with 29% who received care from their fathers.
from census.gov :: Tagged Census
November 16, 2011
Latinos Surpass Blacks Living in Poverty, Census Study Shows
from newamericamedia.org :: Tagged Census, poverty, study
November 15, 2011
Immigration from Mexico in fast retreat, data show – Census figures show that fewer people are leaving and many are returning as a lack of jobs in the U.S. and tighter border enforcement dissuade many who might have entered illegally.
from latimes.com :: Tagged border, Census, Mexico
November 9, 2011
Hispanic Poverty Rate Highest In New Supplemental Census Measure – no matter which measure is used, Hispanics make up nearly three-in-ten of the nation’s poor-28.6% under the official poverty measure and 28.7% under the SPM.
from pewresearch.org :: Tagged Census, Pew, poverty
November 8, 2011
Here’s all you really need to know about Texas and redistricting, a process that occurs every 10 years following the Census. The Latino population grows astronomically; its congressional representation doesn’t grow commensurately.
from mysanantonio.com :: Tagged Census, congress, population, redistricting, Texas
More than 14 million Hispanics, or 28.2%, are living in poverty – Census Bureau
from laht.com :: Tagged Census, poverty
October 20, 2011
October 10, 2011
According to U.S. Census numbers in the past decade Latino homeownership has risen 2 %
from msnbc.msn.com :: Tagged Census
September 30, 2011
In a twist to notions of race identity, new 2010 census figures show an unexpected reason behind a renewed growth in the U.S. white population: more Hispanics listing themselves as white in the once-a-decade government count.
from laramieboomerang.com :: Tagged Census, racial issues
September 29, 2011
Census Bureau Reports Hispanic Voter Turnout Reaches Record High for Congressional Election
:: Tagged Census, hispanic voters, voters
September 1, 2011
The New Metro Minority Map: Regional Shifts in Hispanics, Asians, and Blacks from Census 2010 – (lots of interesting demographic info)
from brookings.edu :: Tagged Census, demographics, geography, report
Was The 2010 Census Anticlimactic For The Hispanic Marketing Industry? – by Jose Villa
from mediapost.com :: Tagged Census, Jose Villa
August 27, 2011
Making Census Of It: Hispanics Are Sizable Majority In The Bronx – now make up 53% of the population – NYC
from ny1.com :: Tagged Bronx, Census, New York, New York City
August 11, 2011
Latino Underrepresentation at the Census Bureau: A Continuing and Neglected Problem By Angelo Falcón
from myemail.constantcontact.com :: Tagged Census
August 8, 2011
New U.S. census numbers herald a greater Latino presence in the Chicago area
from chicagotribune.com :: Tagged Census, Chicago, demographics, Illinois
August 2, 2011
The most successful blacks and Hispanics are more likely to live in poorer neighborhoods than are whites, according to a new analysis of Census data.
from usatoday.com :: Tagged Census, demographics, population
July 5, 2011
Census: More Hispanics Identifying Themselves as American Indians
from nytimes.com :: Tagged Census
June 29, 2011
Census: Living Arrangements of Children: 2009 – 26% of Hispanic children live with their mother only
:: Tagged Census, children, statistic
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