Fair Housing
In Hawaii, a rental advertisement that includes a photo only showing one racial group could be considered discriminatory because:
AA. Photos are never required in rental advertisements
BB. It could signal a preference for one race and deter people of other races from applying, violating the Fair Housing Act✓ Correct
CC. Using photos in rental ads is prohibited
DD. This is legal as long as the ad doesn't use words expressing preference
Explanation
Images in advertising that show only certain groups can imply racial preferences, deterring protected classes from applying. All elements of advertising, including images, are subject to fair housing requirements.
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