[NativeSon]

no need for poor manners, I am asking a real question. There already are countless set-asides for minorities, and a "don't ask don't tell" policy when it come to getting gub'mint handouts. I'm seriously wondering how that will change by the race count?

Ideally, groups ID'd as "minority" would not be if their numbers are high. The only thing that I can think of is the numbers would be used to tell employers what your workforce must look like. Oh and to focus the pandering.

[9YearLurker]

Didn’t mean to be rude. If the numbers weren’t used for actual grants (and quotas), why would the census be spending its billions advertising especially with minority groups telling them the opposite?