“Where do you go for healthcare?” I asked a group of African American participants whom a local pastor had gathered together at a neighborhood church in inner city Dayton. The year was 1990 and I was running community focus groups for a Wright State University...
In 2018, Stephanie Hofeller, the estranged daughter of Republican strategist Thomas Hofeller, released files from her deceased father’s disk drives that eventually led to the Supreme Court decision to remove the controversial citizenship question from the Census. The...
As the death rate from COVID 19 in the US spirals toward 100,000, one fact is alarmingly clear. While the virus severely affects seniors and people of all ages with serious underlying medical conditions, it has hit communities of color the hardest. “South Asians are...
Coronavirus has overtaken how people are living their lives and is now controlling their psyche – as it should. Reaction has ranged from indifference to paranoia. On one end of the spectrum, reckless students from University of Austin chartered a plane and flew...
It is Census Day, a snapshot of our country, but what is happening with the census during the COVID-19 outbreak? A panel of experts shared information at a telebriefing held on April 1, 2020, in partnership with Ethnic Media Services. Though Census 2020 kicked off...
