My "color coded" rules won't apply to Mac Mail

Using mail version 6.3.  I created a rule to color code all messages from a sender in a particular group in my address book.  Clicked on Apply rule to all messages in inbox and future messages but it won't color code anything in my inbox.  Any advice?

I had a similar problem. This was my thread and the answer was (for some unknown reason) a couple of my mailboxes had become 'read only' which prevented the rules from applying.
Try right clicking one of the messages you want moved and select Move to/whatever mailbox. When I tried this is when I got the error message saying the target mailbox was read only.

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