Bilingual Education and ESL Instruction May Be Said to Relate

Bilingual education and ESL instruction may be said to relate to the Ebonics debate in what way?

A) All of these are instances of the schools trying to assimilate students into the dominant culture by replacing their original languages with the majority language.
B) These are three entirely different instructional approaches with very little in common among them.
C) Each approach respects the child's existing language or dialect while seeking to assist the child in mastering the language of the dominant culture.
D) Each of these approaches is based on a cultural deficit model of schooling.