Updates to draft Ind. Methodology RMD/HTML. Typo fix to Race-Eth Methodology.

Author: lforouzan

Methodology/Indicator_Methodology_County_State.Rmd

@@ -3,9 +3,11 @@ title: "RACE COUNTS: Indicator Methodology"
 subtitle: "County and State Data"
 date: "October 2024"
 output: 
-  word_document:
+  html_document:
     toc: true
-    toc_depth: 3
+    toc_depth: 4
+    toc_float:
+      collapsed: true
 
 ---
 
@@ -35,6 +37,12 @@ con <- connect_to_db("racecounts")
 
 ```
 
+```{css echo=FALSE}
+.bold-inline {
+  font-weight: 700
+}
+```
+
 
 ```{r}
 #### UPDATE EACH YEAR
@@ -47,7 +55,8 @@ curr_yr <- '2024'
 ##### IMPORT METHODOLOGY DATA FROM POSTGRESQL DATABASE
 geo <- 'cntyst'  # once we convert this to an fx, this will be a input into the fx so it works for cntyst/city/leg dist
 methodology <- dbGetQuery(con, paste0("SELECT arei_indicator, arei_issue_area, methodology, bar_chart_header, data_source, race_type FROM ", curr_schema, ".arei_indicator_list_", geo))
-issues <- dbGetQuery(con, paste0("SELECT arei_issue_area, api_name_short FROM ", curr_schema, ".arei_issue_list"))
+issues <- dbGetQuery(con, paste0("SELECT arei_issue_area, api_name_short FROM ", curr_schema, ".arei_issue_list")) %>%
+  arrange(api_name_short) # reorder so matches order of issues in fx
 races_ <- dbGetQuery(con, paste0("SELECT * FROM ", curr_schema, ".arei_race_type"))
 
 # generate race-eth strings
@@ -80,78 +89,80 @@ invisible(list2env(method_list,envir=.GlobalEnv))
 #text <- paste0(first(justice$arei_issue_area), " has ", nrow(justice), " indicators.")
 ```
 
-```{r, comment = ""}
+```{r, comment = "", results = 'asis'}
 # Function to print methodology for each indicator within an issue area
 indicators <- function(x) {
   for(i in 1:nrow(x)) { 
-    cat(x$arei_indicator[i], "\n")
-    cat("Indicator: ", x$bar_chart_header[i], "\n")
+    cat("###",x$arei_indicator[i], "\n")
+    cat("\n")
+    cat(sprintf("<span class='bold-inline'>Indicator: </span>"), x$bar_chart_header[i], "\n")
     cat(x$methodology[i], "\n", "\n")
-    cat("\t", "Source: ", x$data_source[i], "\n")
-    cat("\t", "Link(s): ", x$links[i], "\n")
-    cat("\t", "Racial/Ethnic Categories: ", x$race_eth[i], "\n")
+    cat(sprintf("<span class='bold-inline'>Source: </span>"), x$data_source[i], "\n", "\n")
+    cat(sprintf("<span class='bold-inline'>Link(s): </span>"), x$links[i], "\n", "\n")
+    cat(sprintf("<span class='bold-inline'>Racial/Ethnic Categories: </span>"), x$race_eth[i], "\n", "\n")
     cat("\n")
     }
 }
 ``` 
 
+# Notes on Racial/Ethnic Categories
+Race is a social construct and a biological construct, neither of which are discussed in depth in this analysis. Thus, we use a simplified view of race to portray racial data to a broader audience. Ethnicity is also treated lightly, and while Latinx is an ethnicity, it is generally treated and spoken about as a race, even though Latinxs can be of any race. Additionally, each data source uses slightly different terminology and categorization. Considering all these factors, we use one simplified set of labels for the RACE COUNTS website and publications for consistency while maintaining fidelity to the data sources as much as possible. To find out more, please see our [Race & Ethnicity Methodology](https://github.com/catalystcalifornia/RaceCounts/blob/main/Methodology/README_Race_Ethnicity.md) documentation. 
 
-### A note on Racial/Ethnic Categories: Race is a social construct and a biological construct, neither of which are discussed in depth in this analysis. Thus, we use a simplified view of race to portray racial data to a broader audience. Ethnicity is also treated lightly, and while Latinx is an ethnicity, it is generally treated and spoken about as a race, even though Latinxs can be of any race. Additionally, each data source uses slightly different terminology and categorization. Considering all these factors, we use one simplified set of labels for the RACE COUNTS website and publications for consistency while maintaining fidelity to the data sources as much as possible. To find out more, please see our [Race & Ethnicity Methodology](https://github.com/catalystcalifornia/RaceCounts/blob/main/Methodology/README_Race_Ethnicity.md) documentation. 
-
-### In this document, groups marked with * are Latinx-inclusive, those without * are non-Latinx. Groups marked with ^ are that race alone or in combination with another race, groups without are that one race alone. Latinx always includes Latinxs of any race. 
+In this document, groups marked with * are Latinx-inclusive, those without * are non-Latinx. Groups marked with ^ are that race alone or in combination with another race, groups without ^ are that one race alone. Latinx always includes Latinxs of any race. 
 
+\pagebreak
 
 # `r first(method_list[[1]][['arei_issue_area']])`
-```{r, comment = ""}
+
+```{r, comment = "", results = 'asis'}
 indicators(method_list[[1]])
 ``` 
-
+<p align="right">(<a href="#top">back to top</a>)</p>
 \pagebreak
 
 # `r first(method_list[[2]][['arei_issue_area']])`
 
-```{r, comment = ""}
+```{r, comment = "", results = 'asis'}
 indicators(method_list[[2]])
 ```
-
+<p align="right">(<a href="#top">back to top</a>)</p>
 \pagebreak
 
 # `r first(method_list[[3]][['arei_issue_area']])`
 
-```{r, comment = ""}
+```{r, comment = "", results = 'asis'}
 indicators(method_list[[3]])
 ```
-
+<p align="right">(<a href="#top">back to top</a>)</p>
 \pagebreak
 
 # `r first(method_list[[4]][['arei_issue_area']])`
 
-```{r, comment = ""}
+```{r, comment = "", results = 'asis'}
 indicators(method_list[[4]])
 ```
-
-
+<p align="right">(<a href="#top">back to top</a>)</p>
 \pagebreak
 
 # `r first(method_list[[6]][['arei_issue_area']])`
 
-```{r, comment = ""}
+```{r, comment = "", results = 'asis'}
 indicators(method_list[[6]])
 ```
-
+<p align="right">(<a href="#top">back to top</a>)</p>
 \pagebreak
 
 # `r first(method_list[[5]][['arei_issue_area']])`
 
-```{r, comment = ""}
+```{r, comment = "", results = 'asis'}
 indicators(method_list[[5]])
 ```
-
-
+<p align="right">(<a href="#top">back to top</a>)</p>
 \pagebreak
 
 # `r first(method_list[[7]][['arei_issue_area']])`
 
-```{r, comment = ""}
+```{r, comment = "", results = 'asis'}
 indicators(method_list[[7]])
 ```
+<p align="right">(<a href="#top">back to top</a>)</p>

Methodology/Indicator_Methodology_County_State.docx

@@ -52,7 +52,7 @@ We use one simplified set of terms for the RACE COUNTS website and publications,
 | Southwest Asian / North African* | Alone or in combination with another race  | Includes |
 | White | Alone | Excludes |
 | Another Race | Alone | Excludes |
-| Multiracial | Alone or in combination with another race  | Excludes |
+| Multiracial | Combination of two or more races  | Excludes |
 
 There are instances where we use different terms, or definitions, due to considerations like the preferences of our partners on a specific project or data considerations.
 
@@ -78,7 +78,7 @@ Examples:
 
 * Other datasets, such as American Community Survey Public Use Microdata (PUMS) include rich detail allowing us to calculate statistics for our standard RACE COUNTS race/ethnicity groupings.
 
-Reliability of data is often low for groups that have smaller populations such as American Indian / Alaska Natives due to data collectors having inadequate sample sizes. As a result, we do our best to strike a balance between including data for as many groups as possible, while also only presenting statistics that we are confident are strong enough for advocacy and policymaking. At times this may mean that we suppress data for one or more groups.
+Reliability of data is often low for groups that have smaller populations such as American Indian / Alaska Natives due to data collectors having inadequate sample sizes. As a result, we do our best to strike a balance between including data for as many groups as possible, while also only presenting statistics that we are confident are strong enough for advocacy and policymaking. At times, this may mean that we suppress data for one or more groups.
 
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