A federal appeals court dismissed a discrimination suit against craigslist, ruling the online classified advertising site is immune from accusations that it violates the federal Fair Housing Act of 1968. At issue is whether the site can be liable for allowing its customers to post discriminatory housing ads that say, for example, whites only, or those that forbid gays and lesbians.
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