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There’s no room for religious hate in housing!
Your faith, your culture, and your national origin are all valued under the Fair Housing Act.
Religion was one of the first four protected classes covered by the Fair Housing Act of 1968. People of all religions are protected, including people who have no religion or even the perception of being a part of a religious group.
Remember that you have rights and that there are organizations like HOME available to assist you! Please fill out this form if you are denied because of your religion or beliefs.
You are also protected from harassment in your neighborhood!
Learn more: Harassment in Your Neighborhood: English | Arabic
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Examples of religious discrimination may include:
- 다른 종교적 신념을 가진 사람들이 주택 신청을 하지 못하도록 광고 및/또는 낙담시키는 행위.
- 자산 관리자로서 종교적 상징물을 표시합니다. 종교적 상징물을 표시하는 집주인은 주택이 특정 종교의 구성원을 위한 것임을 암시합니다.
- 세입자가 종교적 상징물을 전시 할 기회를 거부합니다.
- Allowing Christian tenants to put up holiday decorations (Christmas lights, Easter bunnies etc.) while refusing to allow other tenants to put up non-Christian holiday decorations.
- 스카프, 히잡, 부르카, 케이피예, 키파 또는 종교적 신앙과 관련된 기타 의복이나 상징과 같은 종교적 의복을 벗도록 요청하거나 지시하는 행위.
- 개인의 종교로 인해 이웃이 괴롭힐 때 괴롭히거나 행동하지 않는 행위.
- Telling an applicant they will not like the neighborhood because there is no house of worship for their faith nearby
- 유사한 종교적 신앙을 가진 사람들을 건물의 특정 지역에있는 아파트에 살도록 그룹화하거나 요구합니다.
- Prohibiting the use of a community room for religious purposes, while allowing tenants to use them for secular gatherings.
It is important to note that the Fair Housing Act does not just protect you based upon your membership in a protected class. You are also protected from housing discrimination based on the perception of your membership in a protected class.
