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In the United States I think you can actually. Nothing stops you. You can't discriminate based on a few criteria like race, age, gender (and depending on the st
by HaloZero 7y ago
In the United States I think you can actually. Nothing stops you. You can't discriminate based on a few criteria like race, age, gender (and depending on the state) sexual orientation.
- paxswill 7y agoEven this depends. In DC political affiliation is a protected class. https://ohr.dc.gov/protectedtraits https://ohr.dc.gov/protectedtraits
- hedora 7y ago“Political affiliation: belonging to or supporting a political party” Presumably landlords in DC can still kick people out for wearing an Obama / Trump shirt. (That’s supporting a candidate, not a party.) I’d be curious to see court precedents on this.