Which of the following is NOT considered a reason that segregation persists in the United States?
A)It is still legal and commonplace to segregate housing markets by income.
B)Laws are not always followed by realtors and lenders.
C)White residents tend to move out after a certain number of minorities move in.
D)Ethnic and racial minorities do not wish to live in integrated communities.

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This option is not considered a reason that segregation persists in the United States because it goes against the fact that ethnic and racial minorities have historically fought to end segregation and have advocated for integration. The other options (A, B, and C) are all valid reasons why segregation persists in the United States.

Which of the Following Is NOT Considered a Reason That