Fair Housing
Under Hawaii's fair housing laws, which of the following is a protected class that is NOT in the federal Fair Housing Act?
AA. Race
BB. National origin
CC. Marital status✓ Correct
DD. Religion
Explanation
Hawaii's fair housing law (HRS Chapter 515) includes marital status as a protected class in addition to the seven federal protected classes. This provides broader protection than federal law.
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