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What type of impairment does the Fair Housing Act protect against?

  1. Only physical impairments

  2. Only mental impairments

  3. Both physical and mental impairments

  4. None

The correct answer is: Both physical and mental impairments

The Fair Housing Act protects individuals from discrimination based on various protected characteristics, including disability. This protection extends to both physical and mental impairments. The Act defines disability broadly, encompassing any physical or mental condition that substantially limits one or more major life activities. As a result, individuals with physical disabilities such as mobility issues, as well as those with mental health conditions such as depression or anxiety disorders, are both covered under the Fair Housing Act. This inclusive approach ensures that all individuals facing barriers due to their impairments can seek housing equality and have access to housing opportunities without facing discrimination.

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