Fair Housing
What is 'disparate treatment' in fair housing?
AA neutral policy with disproportionate impact on a protected class
BIntentional discrimination — treating people differently because of their protected class✓ Correct
CUnintentional discrimination based on neighborhood characteristics
DUsing different advertising in different media
Explanation
Disparate treatment is the intentional discriminatory treatment of a person because of their membership in a protected class — treating similarly situated people differently because of race, sex, disability, etc.
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