Select the paragraph from the section "Living In Hard-To-Count Areas" that explains why some Native Americans might NOT want to participate in the census. A) An estimated 1 in 3 Native American people live in what the Census Bureau considers "hard-to-count" rural census tracts. In many states with large indigenous populations, more than half of Native American residents live in such "hard-to-count" areas. B) Native Americans are also disproportionately affected by other factors such as poverty, housing insecurity and even age. Forty-two percent of Native Americans are under the age of 24.C) "You're trying to convince people, your own relatives even, who for their whole lives wanted nothing else but to be left alone by the feds," Rodrigues-Lonebear said. "And you're coming to them and saying, 'But we really need you to fill out this form. We really need you to count.'"D) Many tribal leaders and advocates are worried the undercount could be even worse in 2020. For the first time ever, the census will be mostly online. However, more than a third of Native Americans living on tribal land lack access to the internet, making it the least-connected part of the United States.