Fair Housing
The Montana Human Rights Act covers which type of housing discrimination that the federal Fair Housing Act may not cover?
ARace discrimination
BAge discrimination (for adults over 40)
CMarital status and age discrimination in some contexts✓ Correct
DOnly gender identity discrimination
Explanation
Montana's Human Rights Act provides broader protections than the federal Fair Housing Act, including protections based on marital status and age (in employment and some housing contexts), reflecting Montana's commitment to broader civil rights protections.
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