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America Counts: Who Was Undercounted, Overcounted in the 2020 Census?
On March 10, we released the most detailed estimates to date of the undercount and overcount in the 2020 Census. While both showed the strength of the count for the total U.S. population, each analysis revealed that the census overcounted or undercounted various groups.
Read more about the new results on America Counts.
 Census History: Eartha Mary Magdalene White
Eartha Mary Magdalene White was born in 1876 to former slaves near Jacksonville, Florida, where she helped enumerate the local population for the 1910 Census.
White was a successful entrepreneur who launched a taxi business and other companies, a philanthropist who founded a community outreach center, and a civil rights activist.
Learn more about her remarkable life as we celebrate Women's History Month.
Census History: 1950 Census - Enumerator Maps
Our geographers and cartographers produced nearly 200,000 enumeration district maps by hand for the 1950 Census.
The 143,000 census takers conducting the 1950 Census carried these maps to help them account for every household in the United States.
The 1950 Census records are set to be released by the U.S. National Archives and Records Administration on April 1.
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