Fair Housing
Under Arizona fair housing law, the term 'sex' as a protected class has been interpreted to include:
AAge and marital status
BGender identity and sexual orientation in some jurisdictions✓ Correct
CFamily status and pregnancy only
DPhysical disability only
Explanation
Federal guidance and court interpretations, including the HUD interpretation under the Fair Housing Act, have extended sex discrimination protections to include gender identity and sexual orientation. Arizona cities may provide additional protections.
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