Congressman proposes housing non-discrimination bill

The Housing Non-discrimination Act submitted last week would make it illegal to deny housing based on sexual orientation, gender identity.
Congressman Joe Sestak hopes to pass equal housing legislation for LGBTQ people. (Courtesy of TIME)

The Housing Non-discrimination Act submitted late last week would make it illegal to deny housing based on sexual orientation and gender identity, the Pittsburgh Progressive Examiner stated.

If passed, the bill would make it illegal to discriminate against LGBTQ persons while they look to rent, own or finance a home.

Congressman Joe Sestak (D-Pa.) initiated the legislation, which he said “the federal government has failed to protect these individuals’ access to one of the most basic securities — housing.”

For the original Pittsburgh Progressive Examiner article, click here.

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