How did the spread of jazz in the 1920s undermine Marcus Garvey's beliefs about race? A. Jazz clubs often featured African Americans performing for mostly white audiences who continued to hold racist beliefs.

B. Since Jazz records by African American artists were marketed as "Race records" they reinforced the idea of segregation.

C. Jazz's national success demonstrated that African American culture could become integrated into white American society.

D. Due to Jazz's Southern origins, it reminded many African Americans of the suffering they had endured under slavery and Jim Crow.​