When Describing the African American Community and Religion,some Scholars Have

When describing the African American community and religion,some scholars have argued that many residents of poor black neighborhoods are "overchurched." What does this mean?

A) African Americans have more churches in their community than they can maintain or use to help alleviate the social and economic hardships of their communities.
B) African American families are involved in so many church congregations that they have little time for other nonreligious activities or pursuits.
C) Storefront churches in African American neighborhoods are built geographically and spatially over other businesses.
D) African American religiosity is a greater strength in helping people get above their social and economic conditions than other potential sources of help might be.