If a landlord was found guilty of discriminatory practices for refusing to rent to Hispanic tenants, what could be seen as evidence that it was a case of individual discrimination?
A) The landlord was following the instructions of the local business association.
B) Other Hispanic tenants were able to find places to rent in the area.
C) The landlord was following long-held conventions and practices.
D) Hispanic tenants had a hard time finding someone who would rent to them.
E) The landlord was supported by all the other big landlords in the area.

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Individual discrimination refers to actions taken by an individual rather than policies or practices enforced by institutions or groups. If other Hispanic tenants were able to find places to rent in the area, it suggests that the discrimination was specific to the actions of this particular landlord rather than a broader systemic issue.

If a Landlord Was Found Guilty of Discriminatory Practices for Refusing