Change: neighborhoods without any context. This leads to a disconnection between the number and racist discourses. In Robert’s September 12, 2007 article “Census Shows More Black Residents Are Leaving New York and Other Cities” he reports   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 2183)

Change: Bacon, Jackie. Email interview. 3-4, December 2007.Daum, Meghan. Email interview. 3-4 December 2007.Eckholm, Erik. Email interview. 4, December 2007.Katers, Nicholas. Email interview. 2-4, December 2007.Kertzer, David, and Dominique Arel, eds. Census and Identity – The politics of Race, Ethnicity, and Language in National Censuses.   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 2138)

Change:  These NYT articles on the census present their readers with an idea that poverty is either an “aberration of the American way of life” by   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1990)

Change:  “In U.S. Name Count, Garcias Are Catching Up With Joneses,” exemplifies the tendency to depict scenarios of “us” versus “them” when reporting on immigrant census   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1286)

Change: Created by laurengregory Dec 12 2007, 2:16 AM EST for: no reason given