Fair Housing
A landlord refuses to rent to a family with children citing a 'no-children policy.' This is an example of discrimination based on:
ARace
BNational origin
CFamilial status✓ Correct
DDisability
Explanation
Familial status is a protected class under both the federal Fair Housing Act and California law. It protects families with children under 18 and pregnant women. Blanket 'no children' policies violate fair housing laws, with limited exceptions for qualified senior housing.
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