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A veteran with PTSD applies to rent an apartment in Ohio. The landlord denies the application saying, 'I don't want someone with mental health issues in my building.' The veteran files a complaint with the OCRC citing two protected classes. Which TWO classes are involved?

Correct Answer

A) Military status and disability

The veteran is protected under two classes in the Ohio Civil Rights Act: military status (being a veteran) and disability (PTSD is recognized as a mental disability). Both are protected under ORC 4112.02(H). The landlord's refusal based on both factors creates a dual violation.

Answer Options
A
Military status and disability
B
Race and national origin
C
Ancestry and familial status
D
Religion and sex

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