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Racism in the United States
The census had been a racial instrument from its inception, beginning with the original constitutional clause that instructed census officials to count black slaves separately from whites and to assign them a value of only three-fifths of a person.
With each decade, new "racial" categories were invented and added to the mix: "free colored males and females" and "mulatto" were counted, including subdivisions like including "quadroon" and "octoroon."
Categories for Chinese, "Hindoo," and Japanese were added, as were "foreign" and "native born" designations for whites.

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Categories for Chinese, "Hindoo," and Japanese were added, as were "foreign" and "native born" designations for whites.