RSF: The Russell Sage Foundation Journal of the Social Sciences

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Introduction

Zhenchao Qian, Trevon Logan

pp. 1-24

How Census Undercount Became a Civil Rights Issue and Why It Is Increasingly Important

Lisa Neidert, Reynolds Farley, Jeffrey Morenoff

pp. 26-43

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The “Rise” of Multiracials? Examining the Growth in Multiracial Identification in the 2020 U.S. Census

Ilana M. Ventura, René D. Flores

pp. 44-64

Ethnoracial Transformations? Linking Administrative Data to Explain Changes in Identification

John Anders, Mary E. Campbell, Craig Wesley Carpenter, Luna Chandna

pp. 65-84

Misalignment of Housing Growth and Population Trends: Cohort Size and Lagging Measurements Through Recession and Recovery

Dowell Myers, Hyojung Lee, Jungho Park

pp. 86-109

Who Is Black on the Block? Black Immigrants and Changing Black Neighborhoods

Nima Dahir

pp. 110-131

Economic Inequality and the Geography of Activity Space Segregation: Combining Mobile Device Data and Census Data

Siwei Cheng, Yongjun Zhang, Jenna Shaw

pp. 132-152

The Deepening Gender Divide in Credentials, 2000–2020: Continuity, Change, and Implications

Claudia Buchmann, Rachel E. Dwyer, Man Yao

pp. 154-177

How Ethnoracial Groups Spend Their Time

Sarah James, Elizabeth Wrigley-Field

pp. 178-200

Unstable Work Schedules and Racial Earnings Disparities Among U.S. Workers

Julie Y. Cai, Marybeth J. Mattingly

pp. 201-223

U.S. Trends in Job Stability by Sex, Race, and Ethnicity from 1996 to 2020

Michael Lachanski

pp. 224-246

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ISSN	2377-8261
Print ISSN	2377-8253
Launched on MUSE	2025-01-17
Open Access	Yes

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