The Mothers of East Los Angeles,a Group of About 400

The Mothers of East Los Angeles,a group of about 400 Mexican American women,transformed their oppressed social position into a basis of empowerment in five ways,including all of the following EXCEPT:

A) They transformed gender-based roles,responsibilities,and networks into a political resource such as using experiences and friends they met in their children's school activities.
B) They used their ethnic and class identity as a basis of community identity.
C) They developed speaking,writing and political skills through self-organized workshops and classes.
D) They redefined the concept of "mother" to include militancy and political responsibility.