Brunson and Miller's Survey Findings Offered Evidence of the Gendered

Brunson and Miller's survey findings offered evidence of the gendered nature of policing in urban Black neighborhoods in all of the following EXCEPT

A) more young Black males than young females reported being mistreated by police, regardless of whether they were involved in delinquent incidents or not when stopped by police.
B) both Black male and female respondents shared the belief that police perceive all young Black males as criminals.
C) most common complaint by young Black women was being routinely stopped for curfew violations during the night hours.
D) Black female subjects reported overall positive views about the police and their treatment of women in their neighborhoods.