The national advocacy group mentioned as dedicated to ending discrimination in housing is called?

• A. Legal Aid Society
• B. National Fair Housing Alliance
• C. Council on Urban Policy
• D. American Civil Liberties Union

Answer: (B)

Focusing on groups whose mission centers on fair housing helps identify the best answer. The National Fair Housing Alliance is the national advocacy network explicitly dedicated to ending housing discrimination, promoting equal access to housing, and coordinating efforts across local fair housing organizations. Its core work aligns directly with eliminating discriminatory practices in housing and advancing fair housing policy, education, and enforcement nationwide.

The other groups have broader or different focuses. The Legal Aid Society provides general legal services to low-income individuals, not a specialized nationwide fair housing advocacy program. The American Civil Liberties Union works on civil liberties across many areas, which can include housing issues, but it is not solely or primarily a housing-focused advocacy organization. The Council on Urban Policy is not recognized as a primary national advocate for ending housing discrimination.