Fair Housing
Sexual harassment by a landlord in Missouri that creates a hostile housing environment violates the Fair Housing Act under which protected class?
ARace
BSex✓ Correct
CDisability
DFamilial status
Explanation
Sexual harassment in housing (quid pro quo or hostile environment) constitutes sex discrimination under the Fair Housing Act.
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