One of the reasons segregation persisted in America for so long was that the laws that declared segregation unconstitutional were not enforced. Think of laws in your state or even rules at your school that are not enforced or seem to be randomly enforced. Provide one example and explain why you think this law or rule goes unenforced.

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One of the reasons segregation persisted in America for so long was that the laws that declared segregation unconstitutional were not enforced. Think of laws in your state or even rules at your school that are not enforced or seem to be randomly enforced. Provide one example and explain why you think this law or rule goes unenforced.

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Wrigley · Answer 1

Jaywalking. Because the only people being harmed by these potential actions are the jaywalkers themselves. Sometimes it is enforced but rarely if ever.