The MENA Dilemma: Being Counted in a Racialized America
by Caroline Love In a society with racial divisions, it is better to be counted than to be ignored. The U.S Census provides no way of knowing how many people who trace their ancestry to the countries of the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) live in the United States. That’s because the Census categorizes … Continue reading The MENA Dilemma: Being Counted in a Racialized America