Fair Housing
A person who believes they have been the victim of housing discrimination in Louisiana may file a complaint with:
AThe Louisiana Tax Commission
BHUD, a federal or state court, or the Louisiana Commission on Human Rights✓ Correct
COnly the LREC
DThe local parish council
Explanation
A person who believes they've suffered housing discrimination may file a complaint with HUD (within one year), file a civil lawsuit (within two years), or file with the Louisiana Commission on Human Rights.
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