If you have clear, published qualification criteria (for example, income 3X rent, 650+ credit, no evictions), and I meet all of those requirements, and I apply ahead of a non-minority person (and I'm minority, or a member or a certain religion, or other protected class), then it's pretty easy or me to claim (and for me to truly believe):1.

Fun is when you go to the beach and play in the water, Passion is what you should have for your spouse or protecting your children or your religion or your hobbies.

The Fair Housing Act prohibits discrimination based on certain protected classes: color, disability, familial status, national origin, race, religion, sex. 

We attended the same religious affiliation and had LOTS of discussions on religion and soon, real estate.

There is still a lot of paperwork to keep track of, so one of the first thing we did was buy a filing cabinet, and get religion about using it!

Or a single Jewish, Christian, or other religion is denied (who doesn't identify as LGBTQ)?

It can choose to rent exclusively to members of their religion, but it still can’t discriminate on the basis of race, national origin, etc.

Somewhere along the line someone invented a religion wherein you don't make babies, you eat lots of rotting meat, you don't drink any water, you don't convert others into your faith, and if anyone near you has an infectious disease you ask them to sneeze directly into your mouth.

And if I may *gasp* stereotype, Hispanics usually have a deep family and religion oriented culture; that would further ease my mind about the criminal concerns. 

@Lauren K.Virginia's Fair Housing Law makes it illegal to discriminate in residential housing on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, elderliness, familial status and disability.