Fair Housing
Under the Fair Housing Act's 'disparate impact' theory, a housing policy is discriminatory if:
AA policy specifically mentions a protected class
BA neutral-appearing policy has a disproportionate adverse impact on a protected class without a legitimate justification✓ Correct
CThe policy was created before the Fair Housing Act was passed
DThe impact affects fewer than 10 members of a protected class
Explanation
Disparate impact (upheld in Texas Dept. of Housing v.
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