It’s the count that counts. The 2010 census begins an ad blitz this week, and the goal is the same one the Constitution mandated more than two centuries ago: Count everyone within the U.S. borders. Host Guy Raz visits one of the toughest places to count — the streets of Washington, D.C. — with Maurice Henderson, the head of the city’s outreach for the 2010 census; and Juan Carlos Ruiz, a longtime community organizer. And for the big picture, Raz talks to U.S. Census Bureau Director Robert Groves about the chronic undercount and the peculiar challenges posed by the foreclosure crisis.
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