Fair Housing
Under Oregon fair housing law, what is 'discriminatory advertising'?
AAdvertising only in English-language newspapers
BAdvertising that expresses a preference, limitation, or discrimination based on a protected class✓ Correct
CAdvertising that does not include the Equal Housing Opportunity logo
DAdvertising that overstates a property's features
Explanation
Discriminatory advertising includes any statement, notice, or advertisement that expresses a preference for or against applicants based on a protected class. This includes using words, phrases, descriptions, or images that signal preferences (e.g., 'ideal for Christians,' 'no children,' 'English only'). Both the property owner and the agent publishing the ad can be held liable.
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