Averett Adopts a "Social Queer Analysis" Perspective, Which ______

Averett adopts a "social queer analysis" perspective, which ______.

A) emphasizes the benefits that queer people are experiencing due to increased civil rights and middle-class status
B) divides respondents into different categories of defining features so that responses can be generalized to similar people
C) strives to find commonalities between participants and responses in order to drive common understanding and acceptance
D) rejects binary classifications of gender and sexuality in favor of an understanding of identity as complex and socially constructed