Fair Housing
What is 'de facto segregation' and how does fair housing law address it?
ASegregation required by law; eliminated by fair housing law
BResidential segregation that results from social, economic, and historical factors rather than explicit legal requirements; addressed through affirmative fair housing efforts✓ Correct
CSegregation in manufactured housing communities
DFactual segregation by income levels that is not addressed by fair housing law
Explanation
De facto segregation is residential separation by race, income, or other characteristics resulting from historical patterns, economic forces, and private decisions rather than explicit legal mandates. The Fair Housing Act addresses it through affirmatively furthering fair housing requirements.
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