Increased Success by Blacks in Mayoral Elections Has Led Some

Increased success by blacks in mayoral elections has led some observers to talk of deracialization , or the de-emphasis of race as a campaign issue. Thus, black candidates running for mayor today

A) promote black interests in order to produce high voter turnout and support in the black community.
B) promote civil rights issues and empowerment of all minorities in an effort to attract white voters.
C) use their platform to build the case against racism and seek reparations from those corporate entities that allegedly profited from slavery 150 years ago.
D) tend to focus much more on problem solving, improving education, stimulating economic development, and preventing crime.