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Advocacy group warns proposed US Census changes could deepen inequalities in Pacific territories

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Briefings

Right to Democracy has issued a formal warning to the US Census Bureau regarding proposed changes to how American territories are counted, arguing these adjustments could worsen existing inequalities for Pacific Islander communities. The group urges immediate withdrawal of the proposals, citing concerns that the current methodology unfairly disadvantages these populations.

Key points

• Right to Democracy is urging the US Census Bureau to withdraw proposed changes to American territory census data.
• The group warns that the proposed changes could further marginalise Pacific Islander communities in American territories.

Context

This briefing comes from a specific advocacy group named Right to Democracy, which is actively monitoring and opposing specific government data collection proposals.

Limitations

The evidence provided is a single sentence from an article dated 2026-11-08. It lacks details on the specific proposed changes, the exact number of territories affected, or the specific demographic statistics involved in the proposed methodology.

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