 Englander says. For those who see it as a status issue, “you want to disable it…. That dynamic only works if no one talks about it, but once people are aware that [someone] is only doing it for status, it’s going to be less effective.”

Teens won’t stop seeking status, Englander says, but it’s important to direct that into less hurtful channels. Teens trying to understand sexuality are already vulnerable to confusion and less-than-pleasurable experimentation, and then “if peers heap abuse on you for it, that can be a very traumatic experience,” she says.

At the college level, the study about slut discourse also ties into a growing understanding of class polarization in society. “As 18-year-olds, undergrads are not arriving with any kind of language or awareness that they are cogs in this class-reproduction machine,” says Armstrong, who co-authored “Paying for the Party: How College Maintains Inequality.”

She recalls the daughter of a wealthy chief financial officer and the daughter of a mechanic who didn’t get along in the dorm she studied, but who did not identify their differences as having anything to do with their class background. The wealthy girl thought she tried to include the other girl, but didn’t think about the fact that not everyone could afford to go out to eat and party the way she could, for instance.

Universities are increasingly grappling with how to make their campuses more inclusive and welcoming to all, Armstrong says. Meanwhile, some campuses are finding that by giving students from lower socioeconomic backgrounds more awareness of the culture-shift they might experience, and tips from other students like them about how to navigate, these students will be less likely to blame themselves when problems arise, and more likely to persist toward earning their degrees. As the conflict with radical Islam’s newest creation continues, the U.S. remains divided on the solution. President Obama has stated emphatically that his administration will not be flooding the region with conventional troops, preferring to increase the frequency of air strikes and the deployment of special operations units. On the right side, several Republican senators, including John McCain from Arizona andLindsey Graham of South Carolina, and presidential candidates such as Donald Trump, have called for the insertion of a large contingent of ground troops as a supplement to the air strikes currently underway. Meanwhile, ISIS has expressed their deep desire to meet the U.S. and its allies
Englander says. For those who see it as a status issue, “ you desire to disable it …. That active entirely works if no one speak about it, but once multitude are aware that [ someone ] is only dress it for condition, it ’s going to be less effective. ” 

 Teens wo n’t stop seeking status, Englander suppose, but it ’s important to direct that into less hurtful channels. Teens trying to sympathize sexuality are already vulnerable to confusion and less - than - pleasurable experimentation, and then “ if peer heap abuse on you for it, that can be a very traumatic experience, ” she say. 

 At the college degree, the study about slut discourse also ties into a growing reason of class polarization in society. “ As 18 - year - olds, undergrads are not arriving with any kind of language or awareness that they are cogs in this class - reproduction machine, ” says Armstrong, who co - authored “ Paying for the Party: How College Maintains Inequality. ” 

 She recalls the daughter of a wealthy chief financial military officer and the daughter of a mechanic who did n’t get along in the dormitory she study, but who did not name their differences as having anything to do with their class background. The wealthy girl thought she try to include the other girl, but did n’t think about the fact that not everyone could afford to go out to consume and party the way she could, for instance. 

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 Englander says. For those who sEe it as a staTus isSue, “You WaNt to DisaBle it…. That dynamIC onlY works if no one talks abouT it, buT oNCe peOPlE are aWare thaT [SoMEOne] Is OnLy dOiNG iT for sTatUs, it’s goIng to be lesS efFeCtive.”

Teens woN’T sTop seeking StaTus, Englander SayS, but it’S iMpoRTant tO diRect tHat intO Less huRtful chanNeLS. Teens TRying to UNDeRstaNd sexuality are alrEAdY Vulnerable to coNfusioN aND lESS-thAn-pLeasurable ExPerimENtation, ANd THEN “if PEers heap abuse On you for it, tHAt cAn be a vErY trAUmatic ExperIeNCe,” sHe says.

At the CollEge level, tHe studY About slUT discouRse alsO tiEs iNto a GRoWiNg uNdERstANdIng OF clAss polarIzAtIon in SociETY. “aS 18-yeaR-olDs, unDergrAds are not arriVinG witH Any Kind oF langUage Or AwareNess thAt theY aRe cogs in this claSs-reProductioN maChIne,” SaYs ArmSTrong, wHo cO-auThored “PAying foR The paRTY: hoW College Maintains INeQUAlIty.”

She reCalls tHE dAuGHter of a wEaLthY chiEF FinanCial OFfIcer and tHe daugHTeR oF a mechaNiC who diDn’T geT alOng in THe doRm she sTudied, buT who dID not identify thEIr differences AS hAVInG AnytHinG to do with thEir cLAss bAckgROuNd. THE wealThy giRl THoUGht she tried to includE tHe otheR girl, But didn’t think About the faCT THat not evEryoNE cOUld afford to go oUt to eAt and party THe way she Could, For instaNce.

UniverSITies are iNcrEasIngLy gRAPpLing with how to MAKe thEiR campusEs mOre inclUsiVe aNd wElcOmIng to all, ARmstrong SaYs. meAnWhiLe, somE Campuses ArE fiNdIng That bY Giving StudeNts fRoM lOWer SocioecONoMIC bacKgRoUnds MorE aWarenEss oF The Culture-Shift they MigHT expErIeNce, and tIps from other sTuDents like tHeM abOut how TO Navigate, These students will be less LIkely to BlaMe theMselVes when prOblEms ariSe, aND more lIkely tO persIsT toWARd earNINg TheIr Degrees. As tHE ConFlict WiTh raDical IsLam’s newest creation COntInues, the U.S. remAinS divIDEd On tHE sOLutIoN. preSIDent Obama has staTed emphatiCaLLy That his admINisTrAtion wiLl not be FloodINg the reGion with cOnventionAl TrooPS, PreFerring to iNcrease tHe frequenCY of aiR StRikes And The depLoYmeNt of sPecial OPerAtionS units. on The rigHt sidE, sEveral RePublican senators, includiNg John mcCaiN frOm Arizona AndlIndSey Graham Of SoUth CarolinA, anD prEsideNtiAL candIdatES sUch AS DonaLd TrUMp, have calLEd For THE iNsertion of a LARGe cOntinGenT Of grouNd trOops as a supplement TO the air strikes CurrENTly UndERway. meAnwhile, ISIS has ExpReSSEd their dEeP desire to meEt the U.S. aNd ITs allIes
 Englander says. For those  who see i t asa s tat us  iss ue,“you want to d i sabl e it…. That dynamic on ly wo rk s  ifn oone t alks ab o ut i t,bu tonc ep eo ple a reaware t hat [someo ne]  i s only doing it  for statu s,it’s going t o b e less  e ffe c tive. ”
Teens  won’t stop s eeking st at u s, Eng l ander s a y s,  but  it’s important t o  d i rect that into  lesshu r tf u l  ch ann els. Teens  t rying to unde r st a n d  se x uality are al ready vulne r abl e to c on fus i on and  less -t h an- pleasurable  exp erimentat ion, a n d then“ if peer s heap  ab use  ony ou  f orit ,  th a tcan bea very t ra um aticexpe r i e n ce,”  sh e sa ys.
At the colleg e l evel ,  th e stu dy ab outsl ut di scours e als oties into a gro wing  understa ndi ng  of  c lassp olariz ati onin soci ety. “A s  18 -y e a r -o lds, undergrads ar en o tarriving  witha ny  k i nd of la ng uag e or a waren esst ha t they a re cog s  i nthis cl as s-repr od uct ion  mach i ne,”  saysArmstron g, wh o  co-authored “ P aying for the Pa r t y: HowCol lege Mainta insI nequ alit y .” 

S h e rec allsth e  d a ughter of a wealthy  c hief f inanc ial officer a nd the dau g h t er of amech a ni c  who didn’t ge t alo ng in thed orm shestudi ed, butwho did n o t  identif y t hei r d iff e r en ces as having a nyth in g to do  wi th thei r c las s b ack gr ound. The  wealthy  g ir lth oug ht sh e  tried t oinc lu dethe o t her gi rl, b ut d id n’ t  th ink abo u tt h e fa ct  t hatnot  e veryo ne c o uld  afford  to go ou t t o  eat  a nd  partythe way she c ou ld, for in st anc e.

Un i v ersities  are increasingly grapp l ing wit h h ow to  mak e their c amp uses m ore inclus ive an d wel co min g to al l ,  A rms tr ong says.M e anw hile,  s omecampuse s are finding that bygiving studen tsfrom l ow ers oc i oec on o mic b ackgrounds more  awareness  o f  t he culture - shi ft  they m ight ex perie n ce, and  tips fro m other s tu dent s lik e them abo ut how t o navigat e , the s estude nts  willbe  le ss li kely t o  bl ame t hemsel ve s when  prob le ms arise , and more likely to pe rsisttowar d e arning th eir deg rees. Astheconflict w ith  ra dical  Is l am’snewe s tcre a tioncont i nues, the U. S.r e ma ins divided o n  th e sol uti o n. Pre side nt Obama has stat e d emphatically  tha t his  ad m inis tr ation will not  be  f l o oding th eregion with  convent io n al tr oops,prefer ring to i nc r ease t he f req uency ofair  s t rikes a nd  t h e depl oyme nt  of sp ecialo pera t i ons units. On th e rig h t  side ,  se veral  R epublic a n se nators, in cluding Joh n McCa in f rom A rizonaan dLinds eyGr aham of So u th Caroli na, a nd pres id enti alcandid ates s uch a s Do na ldTrump, ha v e  c a ll ed for  the  inse rt ionof a larg e  conting ent of grou nd  tr o o ps asa  s u p plement to  th e air s trikes cur r entl y  u n derwa y. Mea nwhile , ISISh asex pressed  th e i r deep de sire to m e etth e U. S. and i ts  all ie s
 Englander_says. For_those who see it_as a_status_issue, “you_want_to disable it…._That dynamic only_works if no one_talks about it,_but_once people are aware that [someone] is only doing it for status, it’s going_to_be less_effective.”

Teens_won’t_stop seeking status, Englander says,_but it’s important to direct_that into_less hurtful channels. Teens trying to understand sexuality_are_already vulnerable to_confusion and less-than-pleasurable experimentation, and then “if peers heap_abuse on you for it, that_can be a_very_traumatic_experience,” she says.

At the_college level, the study about slut_discourse also ties into a growing_understanding of class polarization in society. “As_18-year-olds, undergrads are not arriving with_any kind of language or_awareness that_they are cogs in this_class-reproduction machine,” says_Armstrong, who_co-authored “Paying for_the Party: How College Maintains Inequality.”

She_recalls the daughter_of a wealthy chief financial officer_and_the daughter of_a_mechanic_who didn’t_get along in_the_dorm she_studied,_but who did not identify their_differences_as having anything to do with their_class background. The wealthy_girl_thought she tried to_include the other girl, but_didn’t think about the fact that_not everyone_could afford_to go out to eat and party the way she could,_for instance.

Universities are increasingly grappling with_how to make their_campuses more_inclusive_and welcoming to_all,_Armstrong says._Meanwhile, some campuses are finding that by_giving students_from lower socioeconomic backgrounds more awareness_of the culture-shift they_might_experience, and tips from other students_like them about how to navigate,_these students will be less_likely_to_blame themselves when problems arise,_and more likely to persist toward_earning their degrees._As the conflict with radical Islam’s newest_creation_continues, the U.S. remains divided on_the_solution. President Obama has stated emphatically_that_his_administration will not be flooding_the region with conventional troops, preferring_to increase the frequency of air strikes and the_deployment of special_operations units. On the right_side,_several_Republican senators, including John McCain from Arizona andLindsey Graham of_South Carolina,_and presidential candidates_such as Donald Trump, have called for the insertion of_a large contingent of ground troops as_a supplement to the air strikes currently underway. Meanwhile, ISIS has_expressed their deep desire to meet the U.S._and its allies