It blew my mind but I suppose you get used to what's considered "normal".Having actually lived in Hollywood, West Hollywood and downtown LA, your comment about the sexual nature of the assault you suffered isn't typically seen in homeless communities.

There are a lot of jurisdictions (most of the West Coast now) that include marital status, sexual orientation, and others under their fair housing regulations.

Billions were paid out in fines for criminal misbehavior and not a single dime went back to any of the victims. 

What if there is sexual-harassment involved? 

The judge in charge of the case was accused of secretly having sexual relations with an attorney arguing a case before her and was suspended while under investigation.

Sarah thinks that fred is sexually harrasing her.

This is backwards, since women tend to be physically smaller and thus more vulnerable to attack, and are the overwhelming target of sexual assault. 

You would need to confirm he is not on the sexual offender registry because that would be a for sure no, and then consider whether you would rent to him if this was on the market for a week.

If she is the perfect tenant except she is (Age/Sex/Race/Religion/Familial status/sexual orientation) then well you are simply discriminating.

Something that started with this a couple of years ago (my house on the right)Has turned into the removal of the fence separating the two properties (by the owner of the truck) which leaves me losing the foot of space between the privacy fence and the boundary fence.Mitigating circumstances - the guy that owns the truck has a history of violent crime (kidnapping, sexual assault on a child, assaulting a police officer, etc., etc.) and my interactions with him have resulted in schizophrenic ramblings (i.e. the Vatican owns my property, all financial transactions are routed through the city of London, etc.)I spoke with an attorney from this forum (a terrific help) earlier this week and I am weighing my options...the best being a 4 foot retaining wall along the property line with a 6 foot permitted fence to the front of the house.