Whether Congress intended the Fair Housing Act to be construed — technically and broadly —to ensure that the Title VIII protection of a minority home-seeker's interest in equal spending power is preserved; or whether it is the intent of Congress for the courts to disregard the protection as well as the discriminatory-effects standard when they substitute "a dollar in the hands" of a minority home-seeker with racially correlating criteria, in search of intent to discriminate.

Whether Congress intended the Fair Housing Act to be construed technically and broadly to ensure that the Title VIII protection of a minority home-seeker's interest in equal spending power is preserved