When radio emerged, it broke down a lot of racial barriers because it exposed Americans to African American performance and music, such as jazz. However, when television emerged, African Americans faced harsh discrimination. Which statement best explains this difference? ΟΑ. Radio audiences were more open to new ideas than most television audiences. OB. Television audiences were more likely to hold strong prejudice than radio audiences. O C. Radio audiences were often not aware of the race of the person they were listening to. OD. Television audiences did not see a lot of minorities covering news, so they did not expect them to.​