Sean, a 35-year-old Black man, stopped at hotel in Spokane, Washington looking for a room. The sign on the hotel marquis read: Vacancy. When he inquired at the front desk, however, he was told by the clerk that the hotel was full. In the parking lot, he bumped into a Caucasian family unloading their luggage for a stay in the hotel. Sean advised them that the hotel had no vacancies. The family disagreed, with one member stating, "We just came from the front desk and the clerk told us there was plenty of room." If Sean were to file a discrimination claim, original jurisdiction to hear his claim would rest with:

	a.	The Washington State Human Rights Commission, a Washington state court, the Federal District Court for the District of Washington.
	b.	The Washington State Attorney General's Office, a discrimination court, an administrative law judge in the Washington Department of Health and Human Services.
	c.	The Supreme Court of the United States.
	d.	The Washington Consumer Protection Division or the Washington State Hospitality Board.