3. Alexander, a television reporter, wants access to the women’s locker room right after the basketball game to conduct interviews with the team members. The women’s team lets female reporters in to interview them but wants Alexander to wait until after they have showered and changed. Alexander argues he needs to be treated the same as the female reporters.

What would be the likely outcome if this issue goes before a court?

a. The women’s team would win because sex is a BFOQ in this case.

b. The women’s team would win because they can discriminate against Alexander because they don’t like his reporting style.

c. Alexander would win because the women’s team members can’t discriminate against him because they don’t like his reporting style.

d. Alexander would win because sex is not a BFOQ in this case.