At a time when Internet use is expanding rapidly, social critics say the technology could______the fragmentation of U. S. society or help to fuse it, depending on how it is used.

A． Executives believe that African-American audiences are often repelled by the presentation of ideological issues in film.
B． Executives conclude that African-American cinema is not likely to attract audiences overseas.
C． Executives are of the opinion that African-American actors who emerge as stars are reluctant for the executives to associate them with "black" films.
D． Executives are under the impression that there are many strong African- American producers, but few willing to work with mainstream studios.
E． Executives are reluctant to support films which contain too many negative stereotypes about African-Americans.

A． They have failed to demonstrate to studio executives the market potential of their films.
B． They have failed to express ideological issues in their films that could attract potential audiences.
C． They have neglected to use genuine African-American music as a force in their films.
D． They have exploited stereotypes about African-Americans for the gain of themselves, but not the genre.
E． They have failed to depict the African-American experience in an artistically engaging manner.