The law was written too broadly. It happens, and it's certainly not insanity. One of the problems with enshrining things into law is that it locks it into its c

The law was written too broadly. It happens, and it's certainly not insanity. One of the problems with enshrining things into law is that it locks it into its current state. I'm sure when the law was written, African hair braiding was the last thing on anyone's minds. But society changes, and unfortunately case precedent like the one demonstrated is typically how law evolves with it. (A more proactive approach by legislators would be the preferred method.)