Given below in the options are alternatives to the underlined part of the sentence that may improve the sentence. Choose the correct alternative:

"Some forms of feminism have been criticised for take into account only white, middle-class and college-educated perspectives."

The sentence discusses that certain forms of feminism are being criticised as they only take into account white, middle-class and college-educated perspectives. The word 'for' should be followed by the reason why they are being criticised. This reason, in turn, has to be a noun or a phrasal noun. Since the reason for criticism is the focus on white, middle-class and college-educated perspectives by these forms of feminism, the word 'take' should be a gerund. The correct form of 'take' as a gerund will be 'taking', and the correct replacement will be option B. 

The refined version of the sentence should look like: "Some forms of feminism have been criticised for taking into account only white, middle-class and college-educated perspectives."