What socio-cultural factor MOST significantly contributed to the rise of 'Urban Gospel' in the late 1990s and early 2000s, differentiating it from traditional gospel music?

A Increased funding for gospel music education in urban areas. B The integration of hip-hop and R&B musical elements reflecting the experiences of younger, urban African Americans. C A widespread rejection of traditional gospel themes in favor of secular topics. D Government initiatives promoting gospel music in inner-city communities.