Beyond commercial success, what was a key sociopolitical impact of Kirk Franklin's crossover appeal in the late 1990s and early 2000s?

A It primarily boosted record label profits, leading to increased investment in gospel music production. B It fostered greater dialogue and acceptance of contemporary gospel within mainstream African-American culture, challenging traditional church norms. C It led to the creation of more gospel radio stations nationwide. D It significantly reduced racial tensions in the United States.