Louisa Santee, an African-American woman whose hair was dyed blond, applied for a position as a teacher

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Louisa Santee, an African-American woman whose hair was dyed blond, applied for a position as a teacher at the Windsor School in New Orleans. The Executive Director, an African-American woman herself, informed Santee during the interview that her hair color would need to be changed because the school had a policy against ;extreme hair style ; and that Santee "should be proud to be black rather than being a white wanna bee. Santee replied that she would not change her hair color just to obtain this or any other job. Santee was denied the job with the Windsor School, and came to you shortly thereafter seeking advice on the strength of a claim under federal law against the Windsor School. What advice should be given to her.Explain