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Census: Black population grows in suburbs, shrinks in cities - Vimarsana News

Census: Black population grows in suburbs, shrinks in cities

CHICAGO (AP) — A longtime area staple with its wagon wheel décor and “Roy Rogers ribeye,” The Ranch Steak House is fighting to reopen as one of the last sit-down restaurants in the once-flourishing Black Chicago neighborhood of Roseland.

Source: apnews.com
Native people missed at higher rate in 2020 census - Vimarsana News

Native people missed at higher rate in 2020 census

The American Indian and Native Alaskan population living on tribal land in the 2020 census had a net undercount of 5.6 percent

Missouri congressional candidate files redistricting lawsuit - Vimarsana News

Missouri congressional candidate files redistricting lawsuit

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) — A Republican congressional candidate from suburban St. Louis is challenging Missouri's U.S. House districts in court as state lawmakers remain at loggerheads over how to redraw the districts in advance of this year's elections.

Source: apnews.com
Bureau: Census missed fraction of US, more among minorities - Vimarsana News

Bureau: Census missed fraction of US, more among minorities

The 2020 census missed an unexpectedly small percentage of the total U.S. population given the unprecedented challenges it faced, according to a report released Thursday, but civil rights leaders were outraged that Black, Hispanic and American Indian residents were overlooked at higher rates than a decade ago.

Source: apnews.com
Louisiana governor vetoes new congressional map - Vimarsana News

Louisiana governor vetoes new congressional map

BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — Louisiana Gov. John Bel Edwards vetoed a new congressional redistricting plan for the state Wednesday night because it lacks a second majority-Black district. The Democratic governor's decision sets up a showdown with the Republican-dominated Legislature that passed the plan in a recent special session.

Source: apnews.com