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Under the Ohio Civil Rights Act, which of the following statements about ancestry as a protected class is CORRECT?

Correct Answer

A) Ancestry refers to a person's family heritage or ethnic lineage, which may differ from their personal country of origin

Ancestry refers to a person's family heritage, ethnic lineage, or ethnic background, which may differ from their own country of birth (national origin). For example, a person born in the U.S. may have Italian ancestry. Ohio protects both ancestry and national origin as separate but related classes.

Answer Options
A
Ancestry refers to a person's family heritage or ethnic lineage, which may differ from their personal country of origin
B
Ancestry and national origin are identical and redundant protections
C
Ancestry protection only applies to first-generation immigrants
D
Ancestry is protected only in employment, not in housing

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