Fair Housing
A real estate agent refuses to show a White buyer homes in a predominantly Black neighborhood. This is an example of:
ARedlining by a private actor
BSteering✓ Correct
CBlockbusting
DPanic peddling
Explanation
Steering involves directing buyers toward or away from areas based on protected characteristics — even if the buyer is White and being steered away from a minority neighborhood. It violates the Fair Housing Act.
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