Fair Housing
In Arizona, fair housing protections apply to which categories BEYOND the seven federal protected classes?
AAge and political affiliation
BSexual orientation, gender identity, and source of income (in some jurisdictions)✓ Correct
COccupation and educational level
DCredit score and employment history
Explanation
While federal Fair Housing law protects seven classes (race, color, national origin, religion, sex, familial status, disability), Arizona and many of its cities have expanded protections. Sexual orientation and gender identity are commonly added state/local protected classes in Arizona, and some municipalities protect source of income.
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