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in order to do that they would first have to profile their customers for race. thats not exactly legal either.

• muninn_ 10y ago
  No they don't, they can just say this person disproportionally rejects people of whatever race or prejudice. No need to state the host's race.
  • wayn3 10y ago
    Not the hosts race, the potential renters race. In order for Airbnb to say someone of race {race} got rejected, they have to know, or guess, their race. Whether they ask for that on the application or look at the pictures, its probably illegal.
    • inlineint 10y ago
      They could add button "Report discrimination" for rejected potential renters and then ask them what type of discrimination they want to report. Then they wouldn't need to guess anyone's race.
      • muninn_ 10y ago
        Exactly. There is no serious reason why they can't do this.