Fair Housing
A Colorado property manager who asks prospective tenants about their country of birth during the application process may be violating which protected class?
AA. Sex
BB. National origin✓ Correct
CC. Disability
DD. Religion
Explanation
Asking about a prospective tenant's country of birth or ancestry during a rental application can constitute national origin discrimination under the federal Fair Housing Act and Colorado's Anti-Discrimination Act. Such questions are not permissible unless directly relevant to a lawful purpose.
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