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Ollie's Barbeque is a family-owned restaurant in Birmingham, Alabama with a seating capacity of 220 customers. It is located on a state highway which is 11 blocks from an interstate highway. A sign in the restaurant provides that take-out service only is available for African Americans. Congress passed the Civil Rights Act in 1964, which prohibited this type of discrimination. Ollie's purchases about $150,000 annually from a local restaurant supplier and 46% that amount is from out-of-state distributors. Will the Commerce Clause permit the application of the Civil Rights Act to Ollie's?a. No. There is no interstate commerce, so Congress may not regulate.b. No. There is no economic activity.c. Yes. Ollie's purchases a significant quantity of goods that originate out of state, so the discriminatory conduct impacts interstate commerce.d. Yes. There is no economic activity that impacts interstate commerce.

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