According to insights offered by Foucault,the discourse of promiscuity

A) disciplines sexuality.
B) allows for sexual promiscuity.
C) justifies homosexuality.
D) disciplines acceptance.

According to Foucault, the discourse of promiscuity, which emerged in the 19th century, did not promote sexual promiscuity but rather aimed to discipline sexuality by creating norms and regulations that define acceptable sexual behavior. This discourse was closely tied to the emergence of the modern idea of sexuality as a fundamental aspect of individual identity, which needed to be regulated and controlled by institutions such as the state, the church, and the medical profession. Therefore, choice A is the best answer.