Real estate brokerage discriminated against unmarried man 
Commission found no evidence that sexual orientation played a role
By Glenn Roberts Jr., Wednesday, September 28, 2005.A real estate brokerage violated the human rights code in the city of Alexandria, Va., by discriminating against an unmarried man in the sale of a home, according to a decision by the city's Human Rights Commission.
Lawrence Cummings, 52, who is gay, filed a complaint with the commission in February 2004, charging that he suffered discrimination when his offer to purchase a home was rejected in favor of another offer by a married couple.
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