America's Image Abroad During the Cold War

America's image abroad during the Cold War:

A) did not appear to suffer in Asian or African nations, who relied on the United States for military and economic aid.
B) proved to be an unreliable propaganda weapon for the Soviet Union.
C) could be a source of embarrassment for American diplomats seeking to win the loyalty of people in the non-white world.
D) was not of major concern to most leaders, given America's status as an economic superpower.
E) improved and was no longer a problem after the Brown decision.