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Study shows how Airbnb hosts discriminate against guests with disabilities as sharing economy remains in ADA gray area

  • Written by Mason Ameri, Assistant Professor of Professional Practice, Rutgers University Newark
Airbnb listings aren't required to comply with the ADA.

“How could you see my listing if you’re blind?”

“I’d have to check with our insurance company to see if we’re covered to host guests with disabilities.”

“Does the dog drive?”

Those are three typical responses we got from Airbnb hosts while...

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