The American public was “misled” by census results in 2020 that said the multiracial population in the United States was rapidly growing, argue two Princeton University sociologists.
The census revealed a 276% surge in the nation’s multiracial population between 2010 and 2020, but that was caused by how the Census Bureau classified individuals and by the use of a computerized algorithm that counted the results incorrectly, the sociologists, Paul Starr and Christina Pao, wrote in a recent paper, reports Newsweek.
The dramatic jump that was reported was an illusion, not a demographic shift, Starr and Pao said.
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