Although court rulings in favor of anti-discrimination were important during the 1950s and 1960s,their effectiveness was limited for the following reason:

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Southern local governments were known to openly refuse to comply with court rulings in favor of anti-discrimination, leading to limited effectiveness of such rulings. Northern local governments also did not always comply quickly, but to a lesser extent than their southern counterparts. The court rulings applied to both private and public sectors of the country and were not limited to certain areas.

Although Court Rulings in Favor of Anti-Discrimination Were Important During