Which statement describes a Title III requirement?

• A. Discrimination is allowed in government services
• B. Discrimination is allowed in places of public accommodation
• C. Discrimination is prohibited in services, programs, and activities provided or made available by governments, and places of accommodation and commercial facilities must be accessible
• D. TDD devices are required in all facilities

Answer: (C)

Title III centers on access to places of public accommodation and commercial facilities and prohibits discrimination in the services, programs, and activities they offer. The statement chosen emphasizes that discrimination is prohibited in those services and activities and that places of accommodation and commercial facilities must be accessible. That combination captures the core obligation of Title III: ensure nondiscrimination and make private-facing public spaces accessible.

Discrimination in government services is addressed by Title II, not Title III, so that part of the statement is not the Title III focus. And requiring TDD devices in all facilities isn’t a universal Title III rule; accessibility is achieved through appropriate auxiliary aids and services, not blanket TDD mandates.