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Which of the following protected classes is recognized under the Illinois Human Rights Act for housing transactions but is NOT included among the seven federally protected classes under the Fair Housing Act?

Correct Answer

A) Marital status

Marital status is one of several classes protected under the Illinois Human Rights Act (775 ILCS 5/3-102) that extends beyond the seven federal Fair Housing Act classes. Other Illinois-only additions include ancestry, age (40+), source of income, military status, order of protection status, immigration status, and arrest record. Marital status has no federal FHA counterpart.

Answer Options
A
Marital status
B
Race
C
National origin
D
Familial status

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