CNN Evening News for Monday, Mar 12, 2001
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(Washington: Wolf Blitzer) Findings of the 2000 Census about the racial makeup of America outlined on screen. [Census Bureau Jorge DEL PINAL - says the nation has become more diverse.]
(Washington: Wolf Blitzer) The "new face of America" examined; statistics cited on interracial marriages. [Mixed race family members Emmy NAKAMURA, Mrs. JACKSON, New American Foundation Gregory RODRIGUEZ, Tanya BOWERS, Jen CHAO, Tony EISENDORF, Matt KELLY - talk about racial/ethnic classifications and mixed races.] [Center for Political and Economic Studies Roderick HARRISON - talks about the issue of social acceptability for blacks.] [RODRIGUEZ - worries about a future division between "beige and black."]
(Washington: Wolf Blitzer) The use of Census data to redraw district lines for next year's Congressional elections noted.
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