Who among the following rejected the claim of 'Universal Sisterhood'?

Correct option is A

Black Feminists have been prominent in rejecting the claim of 'Universal Sisterhood'. They argue that the concept overlooks the diverse experiences and oppressions faced by women of different races, classes, and cultures. Black feminism emphasizes that the experiences of black women and women of color are distinct from those of white women, due to the intersectionality of race, class, and gender oppression. This critique highlights the need for a more nuanced understanding of feminism that includes the voices and experiences of all women, not just those from dominant groups.