Hochschild's Essay, "No Country for White Men," Describes a "Deep

Hochschild's essay, "No Country for White Men," describes a "deep story" that

A) tells, in fictional terms, a myth about the origins of the people she writes about.
B) recounts the history of migration and settlement of the people she writes about.
C) is a dreamlike image that captures the sense of injustice, victimization, and obstacles faced by people she writes about.
D) is sociologically sophisticated, but the people she writes about thought it was too abstract.