Many Whites, Particularly Those in the South, Refused to Accept

Many whites, particularly those in the South, refused to accept the Brown decision. They sought to protect segregation and Jim Crow laws by all of the following except

A) Citizens Councils formed to prevent local schools from integrating.
B) Pinning their hopes on the "reasonable time" and "all deliberate speed" aspects of the Brown decision, hoping to prolong segregation for decades or centuries.
C) Using violence to intimidate blacks.
D) Compliance with the decision.