Fair Housing
An Alabama real estate ad that says 'ideal for empty nesters' could be considered discriminatory because it:
ADiscriminates based on disability
BDiscriminates based on familial status by suggesting the property is not suitable for families with children✓ Correct
CDiscriminates based on age
DDiscriminates based on religion
Explanation
'Empty nesters' implies the property is marketed to people without children, which could constitute discrimination based on familial status. Advertising must not express preferences for or against any protected class.
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