Here's What You May Have Missed on Social Media

We're bringing you some of the most popular, timely, and notable posts from across the Census Bureau’s social media channels. Check out what you may have missed.

We hope you had a happy Valentine's Day earlier this week! 💐

Explore Census Bureau data on jewelry stores, chocolate stores, and more with Stats for Stories.

🏈 Was someone from your hometown in last weekend's Big Game?

The Big Game featured players from 32 total states and seven foreign countries!

Use our data visualization to take a closer look at the players’ place of birth, what college they attended, and related Census Bureau data.

We have carefully reviewed public feedback on proposed revisions to American Community Survey questions.

In his latest blog, Census Bureau Director Robert Santos provides an update, particularly as it relates to disability content.

Black or African American-owned firms made up 13.2% (3.6 million) of nonemployer businesses (those without paid employees) in 2020.

Get more highlights and explore data by urban/rural classification.

There are several tools powered by Census Bureau data that help realtors and home buyers navigate the real estate market. 🏠

Learn more on America Counts.

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What was your snack or drink of choice during last Sunday's Big Game?

Check out our infographic to explore Census Bureau data on snack and beverage establishments in the United States.

February is Black History Month, so we are highlighting two notable Census Bureau alumni.

▪️ Mary Church Terrell, Census Office Clerk, Founder of the NAACP
▪️ Edward Jackson Davis, Census Enumerator, Physician

Learn about their lives and accomplishments.

Did you know: we offer five virtual workshops to help you use our data platform?

These participatory classes cover a variety of topics and will walk you through how to use the platform to find demographic and economic data.

Find a session that meets your research needs and fits into your schedule.

Mardi Gras was this past Tuesday! 🎉

Learn more about the history of Mardi Gras and explore related Census Bureau data with our Stats for Stories.

Stats for Stories: Lunar New Year

2024 is the Year of the Dragon! 🐉🧧

This year, Lunar New Year began on February 10 and is one of the most important annual celebrations among East and Southeast Asian cultures.

Visit our Stats for Stories page for Census Bureau data related to Lunar New Year.

Sunday, February 4 was Mail Carrier Day. 📬📦

Be sure to say thank you to your local mail carriers for the exceptional service they provide day in and day out.

Before you check your mail, check out our Stats for Stories article to learn more about this observance using Census Bureau data.

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