The Fresh Politicians is a non-partisan youth organization with chapters and members in all 50 states. Concentrating on what it calls "the campaign experience," the organization attempts to teach its members to love all forms of political life. According to the bylaws of The Fresh Politicians, membership is open to all white children between the ages of ten and sixteen. Mary, a fifteen-year-old black girl, sought membership in The Fresh politicians at the joint request of the Monorado state attorney general and the U.S. Department of Justice. The Fresh Politicians rejected her application solely on the basis of her race, advising her in writing that membership was open only to white children. A federal statute makes it a crime for an organization with members in more than one state to deny membership to any person on the basis of that person's race. A statute of the state of Monorado makes it a crime to violate a right conferred on any person by the 14th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. Is The Fresh Politicians guilty of violating the Monorado state statute? Question 3Select one: a. Yes, because the policy of The Fresh Politicians resulted in a denial of Mary's right to substantive due process. b. No, because The Fresh Politicians is a private organization. c. Yes, because the policy of The Fresh Politicians resulted in a denial of Mary's right to equal protection. d. Yes, because the policy of The Fresh Politicians resulted in a denial of Mary's right to the privileges and immunities of citizenship