Fair Housing
An Alaska HOA that enforces CC&Rs more strictly against residents of one race than another may be violating:
AOnly state law, not federal fair housing law
BThe Fair Housing Act's prohibition on discriminatory terms and conditions✓ Correct
CThe CC&Rs themselves, not fair housing law
DOnly the HOA's own bylaws
Explanation
Selective enforcement of HOA rules based on residents' race violates the Fair Housing Act's prohibition on imposing different terms, conditions, or privileges based on protected class. The HOA, like any housing provider, must apply rules consistently regardless of residents' race.
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