Marci went to an interview for a position with Mama Mia's Italian Kitchen in the Little Italy neighborhood in North Seattle.Mama Mia's has about 25 full-time employees.Mama, the owner of the restaurant, takes one look at Marci, and tells her to go home - saying:"We only hire people with Italian heritage in our restaurant - I can tell by your blonde hair and super-white skin that your heritage must be from Northern Europe - like Sweden or Finland or Norway or Denmark or something!"In fact, Marci's parents did emigrate to the US from Sweden.Marci wants to know if she has a valid legal claim against Mama Mia's?

a.Yes, Marci does have a valid legal claim, as the employer is discriminating against her in violation of the federal Civil Rights Act of 1964.

b.Yes, Marci does have a valid legal claim against the employer, based on the Washington State law:RCW 49.44.100

c. Yes, Marci does have a valid legal claim against the employer, based on the Washington State law:RCW 49.60.180

d.both A and C are true

e.No, Marci does not have a valid legal claim, as the employer does not have enough employees to be covered by either the federal Civil Rights Act of 1964 or the Washington State anti-discrimination laws.

Question: Would there be any difference if the prospective employer only has 6 full-time employees?