The Ruling by the Supreme Court in Bowers V

The ruling by the Supreme Court in Bowers v. Hardwick is evidence of which of the following?

A) Despite the conservative mood of the nation, the Supreme Court remained a bastion of liberalism.
B) The Court had no sympathy with the concept of affirmative action.
C) The Court had taken a decisive turn in the direction of federal power over the concept of states' rights.
D) President Reagan's appointments to the Supreme Court made that body more conservative.