It’s time to stand up and be counted — all about the 2010 census
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Every ten years, as mandated by the Constitution, the U.S. takes a head count. And the stakes of the 2010 census are huge. We talk about the economic, political and sociological impact of the 2010 census with Terri Ann Lowenthal, a consultant specializing in issues related to the census, and Thomas Ginsberg of the Pew Foundation’s Philadelphia Research Initiative.
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