Fair Housing
A real estate listing in South Dakota describes a property as being in a 'Christian neighborhood.' This is:
ALegal because it describes a demographic fact
BIllegal because it expresses preference based on religion✓ Correct
CLegal as long as the property is listed at market value
DOnly illegal if it causes a minority buyer to not inquire
Explanation
Advertising that expresses a preference for buyers of a particular religion (or any protected class) violates the Fair Housing Act, even if no actual discriminatory transaction occurs.
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