Answer:
Still no sense
Explanation:
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Umm give me more of the question it oooks like there was a typo
Answer:
Imagine for a second that you're a Freshman in highschool. You decide to smoke weed to help with anxiety and general unhappiness. You forget you have some on you when an SRO searches you. Maybe you're white and are more likely to get off with a warning. Maybe you're black and end up facing criminal charges. Students who face criminal charges have an increase in their likelihood of dropping out. Of all of the men in federal and state prisons, 80% do not have a high school diploma. There is a direct correlation and causation with a lack of high school education and incarceration. According to The Hamilton Project, there is roughly a 70% chance that an African-American man without his high school diploma will be imprisoned by his mid-thirties. You cannot attend college if you're in prison. But maybe you don't face criminal charges. That time. You can still have a record, and that will directly impact how SROs treat you and whether or not a college admissions officer thinks you have "good character".
Answer:
A. To enforce the policy of segregation
Explanation:
After the civil war in which the union won, the south really didn't want colored people to be equal to a white man, and so they tried to cheat the system by enforcing these racist laws in which it separated the colored's from the whites in the public with public goods.
