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Census

• DO THE MATH
  Indian Census Counts Transgender People For First Time, Gets Surprising Results
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• LIES & STATISTICS
  Census Finally Acknowledges We Exist, Married Same-Sex Couples Will Be Counted
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• QUEEN CITY
  Seattle Is For Lovers? The Cities With The Highest Concentration Of Gay Couples
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• START MAKING CENSUS
  New Committee Seeks To Make US Census More LGBT-Inclusive
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• FUZZY MATH
  Why The 2010 Census’ Count Of Same-Sex Couples Isn’t At All Accurate
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• COUNT THIS!
  Why The 2010 Census Results For America’s 75 Gayest Cities Are Inaccurate
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• GREY GARDENS
  America’s New Top Ten Gayest Cities Ruled By Older Homos
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• Three's Company
  If You’re not a Man and not a Woman, Perhaps you are Nepalese
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• hijacking
  Should Britain’s Gays Put Their Sexuality In The Census’ ‘Religion’ Box?
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• fact finding missions
  CNN Discovers Previously Invisible Homosexual Parents In The South
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• hot beds
  Why The South Is Bursting With (Black And Latino) Gay Parents
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• be counted
  Nepal’s Census Adds T Next to M and F
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• censussing out
  30% of America’s Gays Are Married (Or Married-Ish). Not That Their States Recognize It
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• gary randall
  “Will homosexual numbers be inflated by this ‘you decide what you are’ policy? Probably”
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• psas
  Why It’s Important for Transgender Americans, Tea Partiers to Be Counted in Census
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• Noteworthy
  Breaking: Barack Obama Tells United States Government He Is Black
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• getting randy
  Won’t Anybody Sue Barack Obama Over Letting Gays Mark ‘Married’ on the Census?
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• be counted
  Should the U.S. Census Let Trans Americans Mark Something Besides ‘Male’ Or ‘Female’?
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• raise your hand
  There’s No Perfect Way to Count America’s Queers. The Census Should’ve Done It Anyway
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• census
  Wherein George Takai Explains How to Use a Pen on a Piece of Paper
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• checkboxes
  Making Sense of the Cenus: What’s On There For You Homogays
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• counting
  Gays Free to Answer 2010 Census’ Relationship Questions Any Way They Want
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• budgets
  The U.S. Has $340 Million to Promote the 2010 Census, But Not Enough Cash to Count Married Gays?
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• survey says
  How Gay Marriage Is ‘Ruining’ Families: We’re 2X As Likely to Be Raising Kids
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