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The 2020 census likely left out people of color at rates higher than a decade ago

Hansi Lo Wang

Updated November 02, 2021

Dancers perform during a promotional event for the U.S. census in New York City's Times Square in September 2020. (Reuters)

This article was originally published on November 02, 2021.

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