Fair Housing
A Florida real estate developer builds a new community and markets it exclusively through networks of one racial group. This could violate the Fair Housing Act's:
AInspection requirements
BMarketing and advertising provisions, which require affirmative marketing to all groups✓ Correct
CZoning compliance requirements
DBuilder licensing requirements
Explanation
The Fair Housing Act not only prohibits overt discrimination but also requires affirmative efforts to market to a broad range of potential buyers across all protected classes. Exclusive marketing to one racial group constitutes illegal discriminatory advertising and marketing.
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