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"Although excluded from the census, the notorious census citizenship question and the fear it has instilled in people has been an ongoing barrier to overcome in organizing for an accurate and fair census count." #Census2020
“'The citizenship question created so much fear,' said Tervalon-Garrett. 'To be honest, as a Black woman who is a citizen, I was concerned about how I wanted to answer the citizenship question. The whole question and political dynamics seemed really fraught.'" #Census2020
.@TheWayWithAnoa: "The census remains an important tool for providing opportunity and resources to states, nonprofit orgs, & local communities across the country. Misinformation & fear could lead to entire segments of communities in need not completing the census." #Census2020

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