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

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

A) Black females were less likely to be recipients of aggressive policing tactics such as stops and searches than their male counterparts.
B) young Black women are more likely to challenge police harassment, believing that police will react less aggressively to them.
C) young Black women reported being more likely to be treated as suspects when in the company of young black men than when alone.
D) young Black women reported being stopped like their male counterparts throughout all times of the day and night.