Ray sees a man exiting a gay bar and chases him down, beating him into unconsciousness. While he is kicking and punching him, Ray uses a series of epithets against homosexuals. Ray's sentence is nearly doubled because the prosecution pushes for a "hate crime" enhancement. Which of the following is most likely true of the given scenario? A. Ray will only have to serve out his sentence for battery, but his hate crime enhancement is a violation of the First Amendment. B. Ray will have to serve out the full sentence, including the hate crime enhancement. C. Ray is guilty of lynching. D. Ray is guilty of sedition