Why Was the Social Deficit Perspective of Black Families Not

Why was the social deficit perspective of Black families not sufficient?

A) It argued that slavery, racial oppression, segregation, discrimination, and lack of opportunity had adversely affected African American families.
B) It ignored the ongoing impact of contemporary racism on Black families and overlooked the ways that African cultural values and traditions were maintained, altered, and adapted through the American experience.
C) It ignored the fact that social and economic forces had destroyed African cultural traditions and prevented assimilation, which left Black a large percentage of Black people in poverty and with pathological behaviors.
D) It claimed that modern racism had more effect on family structure than slavery.