Fair Housing
In West Virginia, which of the following best describes the 'hostile environment' form of sexual harassment under the Fair Housing Act?
AA landlord refusing to make repairs
BSevere or pervasive conduct of a sexual nature creating an intimidating housing environment✓ Correct
CA tenant complaining about living conditions
DA property manager requiring rental applications from all prospective tenants
Explanation
A hostile environment harassment claim under the FHA arises when severe or pervasive unwelcome conduct of a sexual nature interferes with a person's ability to use or enjoy housing. This differs from quid pro quo harassment, which involves conditioning housing benefits on sexual demands.
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