Title III covers:

Title III covers:

• A. Employment
• B. Telecommunications
• C. Private entities operating places of public accommodations
• D. State and local government programs

Answer: (C)

Title III is about private entities that run places the public goes to and ensuring access to the goods, services, and facilities they offer. It prohibits discrimination against people with disabilities in places like restaurants, hotels, theaters, doctor's offices, and stores, and it requires those private businesses to be accessible. This includes removing architectural barriers when readily achievable, providing accessible routes and facilities, and making reasonable adjustments to policies or practices to serve customers with disabilities. It does not cover employment decisions (that’s Title I), it doesn’t address telecommunications services (that’s Title IV), and it doesn’t govern state or local government programs (that’s Title II).

Title III is about private entities that run places the public goes to and ensuring access to the goods, services, and facilities they offer. It prohibits discrimination against people with disabilities in places like restaurants, hotels, theaters, doctor's offices, and stores, and it requires those private businesses to be accessible. This includes removing architectural barriers when readily achievable, providing accessible routes and facilities, and making reasonable adjustments to policies or practices to serve customers with disabilities. It does not cover employment decisions (that’s Title I), it doesn’t address telecommunications services (that’s Title IV), and it doesn’t govern state or local government programs (that’s Title II).