Which of the Following Statements About African American Life in the Aftermath

Which of the following statements about African American life in the aftermath of the Great War is accurate?

A) African Americans had not been allowed to enlist and thus felt minimal effects from the war.
B) Segregation was largely outlawed, but African Americans still did not have the right to vote.
C) Whites caused a wave of race riots, in part out of resentment of the success some African Americans had after the war.
D) Northern cities, such as Chicago, became safe havens devoid of racial riots and tensions.
E) African Americans experienced a brief period of little racial violence, known as the "Red Summer."