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>Well, they should, and if airbnb is not willing to comply, You seem to be confused. The cite I provided (42 U.S. Code § 2000a) is the actual anti-discrimina
by jasode 10y ago
>Well, they should, and if airbnb is not willing to comply,
You seem to be confused. The cite I provided (42 U.S. Code § 2000a) is the actual anti-discrimination law and the law's text is explicitly written to exclude residences such as personal homes. You can't make AirBnB "comply" with a law that doesn't exist for homeowners and their spare bedrooms.
- return0 10y agoI apologize, what you say is correct. I wonder if airbnb should make it clear to people that they can be discriminated in most of their properties. That law screams for reform, however.