"Street" or a Person's Adoption of What Anderson Calls the "Orientation

"Street" or a person's adoption of what Anderson calls the "orientation of the street" is a response to

A) globalization and corporate control of popular images.
B) racial, ethnic, and class prejudice.
C) violence and very limited means of achievement in the person's environment.
D) popular culture's images of success and accomplishment, that is, making it