Because of the Relatively Small Number of Black Students at the University

Because of the relatively small number of Black students at the university studied and the limited interactions with Whites that Black fraternity men have, they are much more visible. In fact, this group of Black men aligns with the ideals that have been conceptualized as the "Talented Tenth." To what does this refer?

A) This refers to Black elites that are expected to sacrifice personal interests and provide leadership to the Black community.
B) This refers to Blacks in a predominantly white society that must show bravado and aggressiveness to prove their worth.
C) This expression fosters the notion that Blacks are superior athletically and, through this physical prowess, dominate in white society.
D) The "Talented Tenth" are members of society that are Black, well educated, politically astute, and intellectually advanced.