Fair Housing
Under Arizona fair housing law, the protected class of 'color' is:
AThe same as 'race' and provides no additional protection
BDistinct from race and protects individuals from discrimination based on their skin color, even within the same racial group✓ Correct
CNot included in Arizona's fair housing law
DOnly applicable to light-skinned members of minority groups
Explanation
Color is a separately enumerated protected class, distinct from race. It protects against discrimination based on skin color—including intra-racial color discrimination (e.
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