Which Is a Hallmark Emerging from Stein and Plummer's Attempt

Which is a hallmark emerging from Stein and Plummer's attempt to identify the characteristics of queer theory?

A) It conceives of sexual power existing outside social life.
B) It sees identity as ways of being rather than ways of doing.
C) It rejects the identity politics of the 60s social movements, claiming the acceptance a marginalized identity can only reinforce the marginalization of that social self.
D) It sees sexuality as largely limited to the social institutions of family and politics.