For This Question,refer to the Following Poster Advertising Barlow,Wilson,Primrose,and West's

For this question,refer to the following poster advertising Barlow,Wilson,Primrose,and West's "Mammoth Minstrels' Colored Masquerade." The poster above is best understood in the context of

A) the abolitionist movement's highly visible campaign against slavery.
B) racist stereotyping and the notion of slavery as a positive good.
C) regional groups developing cultures that reflected their experiences.
D) transformations in gender roles and expectations that emerged during this period.