The Unrespectability Motif

The unrespectability motif:

A) Focuses on the so-called unrespectable views of society
B) Is exemplified by the Chicago School's studies of the urban ghetto in the 1920s and 1930s.
C) Is not limited to studies of minorities or marginal groups; middle class "nice people" might also drop in to unrespectable cultures in certain situations.
D) Might be used to explain the Columbine massacre, where student killers were described as being sons of respectable middle-class families at home, and members of the Trenchcoat Mafia at school.
E) All of the above