Fair Housing
Under California's Unruh Civil Rights Act, which classes are protected in business establishments, including housing?
AOnly the seven federal protected classes
BAll persons — discrimination is prohibited on any arbitrary basis✓ Correct
CCalifornia state employees only
DClasses defined annually by the Governor's executive order
Explanation
California's Unruh Civil Rights Act provides that all persons are entitled to equal accommodations in business establishments (including housing) and prohibits discrimination on any arbitrary basis, going beyond specific enumerated classes.
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