Massachusetts to change how Asian, Black, and other populations are counted in 'most expansive' effort in country'

Massachusetts will collect more-detailed data on dozens of Asian, Pacific Islander, Black, Latino, and white ethnic groups, a change that can sharpen policy makers’ understanding of a diversifying population.

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