July 27th Queer Voices

Send us a text Every ten years our federal government conducts the Census, a count of every person residing in the United States, so that they can allocate funds for programs like Medicaid, public housing, and food stamps, and so that they can make sure that our federal, state, and local elected officials are representing roughly the same number of people. Attorneys, advocates, activists, and service providers then use those data to press decision-makers for change, to show the n...