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A Georgia apartment complex advertises 'Christian community living' and gives preference to Christian applicants. The complex has 30 units and is not owned by a religious organization. A rejected Muslim applicant files a complaint. Under Georgia Fair Housing Law, what is the likely outcome?

Correct Answer

B) Illegal religious discrimination without valid exemption

This constitutes illegal religious discrimination without a valid exemption. The religious organization exemption doesn't apply since the complex isn't owned by a religious organization. Option A is incorrect because community standards don't override fair housing law. Option C is incorrect because freedom of association doesn't permit housing discrimination. Option D is incorrect because disclosure doesn't legalize discriminatory practices.

Answer Options
A
Legal if the complex maintains Christian community standards
B
Illegal religious discrimination without valid exemption
C
Legal as freedom of association under Georgia law
D
Legal if disclosed in all advertising materials

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