Fair Housing
In Wyoming, a newspaper real estate editor who publishes discriminatory housing advertisements may be liable under:
ARESPA only
BThe Fair Housing Act, which prohibits discriminatory advertising in newspapers and other media✓ Correct
COnly state advertising laws
DNo law since publishers are protected by the First Amendment from fair housing claims
Explanation
The Fair Housing Act prohibits discriminatory advertising in any medium, including newspapers. While the First Amendment provides some protection, the Supreme Court has held that discriminatory advertising in housing is not protected speech. Publishers who knowingly carry discriminatory ads may face liability.
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