Kulay
Color was one of the first four protected classes covered by the Fair Housing Act of 1968. There is overlap between color, race, and national origin, but generally this class refers to the visible color of one’s skin. Discrimination based on the color of someone’s skin can occur between people who are of the same race, as well as between people who are of different races or ethnicities.
Examples of discrimination may include:
- Ang pagtanggi na magrenta o magbenta sa isang tao batay sa kulay ng kanilang balat.
- Ang pagtanggi na makipag-ayos para sa pabahay o paggawa ng pabahay kung hindi man ay hindi magagamit.
- Providing different terms, rates, rules, conditions or fees based on skin color.
- Pagpapataw ng iba o mas mataas na mga rate o bayad sa mga taong may iba't ibang kulay ng balat.
- Steering or encouraging people of a certain skin color to live in a certain area.
