The results of a new Pew Research Center analysis of U.S. Census Bureau population estimates might surprise you.

“This is a win for democracy today, but it is temporary; the fight for a full and fair count is not over,” said one group, the Racial Equity Anchor Collaborative.

“We must continue to stay vigilant and not let this administration use yet another mechanism to devalue and stifle the voices of people of color.”

California sues Trump administration over citizenship question, arguing that the move will scare off immigrants and result in drastic population undercount.

“Black boys fare worse than White boys in 99 percent of America.”

An analysis from The Washington Post says the proposal could keep Whites in the majority for five more years than previously estimated.

“Accurate, detailed data are an essential tool for ensuring equal opportunity and access to the nation’s institutions and resources for all people, but especially those who have been victims of discrimination historically.”

Mexico was previously one of the only Latin American countries to not officially count its African-descended population. 

Mexicans of African descent are curently not recognized in Mexico’s national census. 

Laverne Cox on the Census: “What message are we sending to young people who are trans and gender nonconforming when we don’t even count them?”

Census bureau says Latinos now outnumber whites in California, with 14.99 million people.

New study reveals that the multiracial population is bigger than Census Bureau thought, and that people of white and Native American heritage are 50 percent of that group.

The Census Bureau is considering possible revisions for its 2020 survey, and the proposed changes have raised concerns among some communities of color who fear that they’ll be undercounted.