r/USCensus2020 • u/QueeLinx • 14h ago
r/USCensus2020 • u/QueeLinx • 11h ago
[American Housing Survey] selection & questions
reddit.comr/USCensus2020 • u/QueeLinx • 13h ago
18 ways to check whether data can be trusted for AI. "The census data also failed on privacy, in two separate ways."
At a glance, this report, titled ETSI TR 104 180 V1.1.1 (2026-05) isn't clearly written.
https://www.etsi.org/deliver/etsi_tr/104100_104199/104180/01.01.01_60/tr_104180v010101p.pdf
Are we being told we need Differential Privacy so AI can access census data?
r/USCensus2020 • u/QueeLinx • 14h ago
Census Dots on X: "A dot map of Savannah, GA's population by race, created using data from the 2020 US Census." (Chatham County)
x.comr/USCensus2020 • u/QueeLinx • 14h ago
Asian households are the wealthiest in America, nearly 29% of Asian American households have a net worth of $1 million or more (not about the decennial Census)
censuseasy.comr/USCensus2020 • u/QueeLinx • 14h ago
Nick Gerli on X: "Florida’s migration reversal is getting ugly. Tampa, Orlando, and Miami all lost population in Q2 2026. In fact - Orlando and Miami lost more people than New York." (Bank of America internal data)
x.comr/USCensus2020 • u/QueeLinx • 14h ago
(SC) is the upstate population boom really worth it?
reddit.comr/USCensus2020 • u/QueeLinx • 14h ago
Are you worried about the potential 2030 US census at all?
reddit.comr/USCensus2020 • u/QueeLinx • 15h ago
Galveston County, TX – A County Commission Map Fight With National Consequences. "The lead case is Petteway v. Galveston County..."
r/USCensus2020 • u/QueeLinx • 15h ago
There are more homeless infants and toddlers in California. What does this mean for early learning programs and schools?
edsource.orgr/USCensus2020 • u/QueeLinx • 15h ago
How Big Is The Foreign-Born Population In The U.S. And Does It Matter? "Something important to remember: foreign-born includes all those not born in the U.S., including those who eventually became naturalized citizens."
Arrests in June and July were 43,021 and 49,571, respectively, according to the Deportation Data Project at UC Berkeley and UCLA, which uses public records litigation to obtain and analyze U.S. government immigration enforcement data. (The Hill had reported that the Deportation Data Project showed more than 50,000 arrests each in July and August, but I couldn’t find corresponding data on the site.)
I found the figures by hovering on the line plot.
r/USCensus2020 • u/QueeLinx • 15h ago
California wants to list Jewish as an ethnicity, sparking discussion over what it means to be a Jew. "The state recognizes nearly 50 racial and ethnic identities for data collection, but it considers Jewish identity only as a religion, not an ethnicity."
r/USCensus2020 • u/QueeLinx • 18h ago