Why Did Prohibition Fail? The Untold Story Behind America’s Costly Experiment
The 18th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, ratified in 1920, declared alcohol “intoxicating” illegal—a bold attempt to curb societal ills. Yet within a decade, the law lay in ruins, not because of moral surrender, but due to a perfect storm of systemic flaws. Prohibition didn’t just fail; it exposed the limits of government overreach when … Read more
