City Planners Interested in Urban Revitalization Often Regard Gay Populations

City planners interested in urban revitalization often regard gay populations as______.

A) "undermining nuisances" who drive away business patrons and drive down property values
B) "urban pioneers" who signal neighborhood renewal and raise housing prices
C) "unseen neighbors" who keep to themselves and rob a neighborhood of collective spirit
D) "urban suburbanites" who primarily wish to re-create suburban lifestyles in urban spaces