Review of Federal Measurements of Race And Ethnicity Hearings Before the Subco
Review of Federal Measurements of Race And Ethnicity Hearings Before the Subco
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Those who opposed the change asserted that the present system provided adequate data, an issue we could discuss; that any changes would disrupt historical continuity, a very important con- sideration; and that the proposed changes could be expensive and potentially divisive, again something which probably could be thought through and handled in a mature fashion.
We £l1so heard from members of some of the minority commu- nities who viewed the proposal as a blatant attempt to provoke in- ternal d...issenion within a larger minority group or who were con- cerned that this would reduce their official count within the gen- eral population to their detriment.
216 Finally, significantly for present purposes, in a letter dated July 15, 1988, which I would like to have included in the record Mr. Sawyer. Without objection.
Ms. Katzen. Thank you — Members of Congress expressed strong opposition to that proposed change. They commented on the merits, and that's in the letter, and I won't repeat them here; but, interest- ingly, they concluded by sa3dng.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Those who opposed the change asserted that the present system provided adequate data, an issue we could discuss; that any changes would disrupt historical continuity, a very important con- sideration; and that the proposed changes could be expensive and potentially divisive, again something which probably could be thought through and handled in a mature fashion.
We £l1so heard from members of some of the minority commu- nities who viewed the proposal as a blatant attempt to provoke in- ternal d...issenion within a larger minority group or who were con- cerned that this would reduce their official count within the gen- eral population to their detriment.
216 Finally, significantly for present purposes, in a letter dated July 15, 1988, which I would like to have included in the record Mr. Sawyer. Without objection.
Ms. Katzen. Thank you — Members of Congress expressed strong opposition to that proposed change. They commented on the merits, and that's in the letter, and I won't repeat them here; but, interest- ingly, they concluded by sa3dng.
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