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Which statement about the Fair Housing Act exemptions is TRUE?

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B) Private clubs may restrict occupancy to members for non-commercial purposes

Private clubs that provide lodging for non-commercial purposes may restrict occupancy to members. Religious organizations may give preference to members of the same religion for non-commercial housing. However, no exemptions allow racial discrimination, and discriminatory advertising eliminates exemptions.

Answer Options
A
Religious organizations can never limit occupancy
B
Private clubs may restrict occupancy to members for non-commercial purposes
C
All exemptions apply to advertising
D
Senior housing exemptions apply to buildings with residents 45+
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