Gans Argues That

Gans argues that

A) the label "undeserving," when attached to poor persons, provides an excuse for not trying to solve the problem of poverty itself.
B) poverty has always been a "testing ground" for personal worth and the will to work hard in order to succeed.
C) many cultural innovations (e.g., music, fashion, and literature) come from people who are considered poor in material terms but are rich in creativity.
D) poverty causes the nonpoor to think about social problems and take steps to help solve these problems through their churches, schools, and community organizations.