Sheryl_6_OL

 Elizabeth: Same race as me. Different religion. Not the same economic class, but same educational level. And of course, she lives more than ten  miles away from where i am now, because she is from Costa Rica.

Karen: Different race as me. Different religion. The same economic class, and same educational level. She lives more than ten  miles away from where i am now, because she is from Costa Rica as well.

Alberth: Same race as me. Different religion. The same economic class; same educational level. He lives in Costa Rica too.

Adriana: Same race as me. Same religion. Same economic class but not the same educational level. She lives in Costa Rica as well.

Irma: Different race as me. Different religion. The same economic class, and same educational level. She lives on campus.

Zabdi: Same race as me. Different religion. The same economic class, but not the same educational level. She lives in Costa Rica.

Joss: Same race as me. Different religion. The same economic class, and also the same educational level. She lives in Costa Rica too.

Fabián: Same race as me. Different religion. The same economic class, same educational level. He is from Costa Rica too.

Yaritza: Different race as me. Different religion. The same economic class, and the same educational level. She lives in Clarksville, no more than ten miles from here.

Janely: Same race as me. Same religion. The same economic class; the same educational level. She lives in Costa Rica.

Shawn_6_OL

Jacy

Same ethnicity? yes Same religion? no Same socioeconomic class? yes Same education level? yes Live more than 10 miles away? yes     

Solomon

Same ethnicity? yes  Same religion? ye sSame socioeconomic class? yes Same education level? no Live more than 10 miles away? yes

Stephen

Same ethnicity? yes Same religion? no Same socioeconomic class? no Same education level? no Live more than 10 miles away? yes  

Kyle

Same ethnicity? yes Same religion? yes Same socioeconomic class? yes Same education level? no Live more than 10 miles away? yes 

Josh

Same ethnicity? yes Same religion? yes Same socioeconomic class? yes  Same education level? yes Live more than 10 miles away? yes 

Elliott

Same ethnicity? yes Same religion? yes Same socioeconomic class? no Same education level? yes Live more than 10 miles away? yes

Andres
Same ethnicity? no Same religion? yes Same socioeconomic class? yes Same education level? yes Live more than 10 miles away? no

liz

Same ethnicity? yes Same religion? no Same socioeconomic class? yesSame education level? yes Live more than 10 miles away? no

Lydia

Same ethnicity? no Same religion? yes Same socioeconomic class? yes Same education level? yes Live more than 10 miles away? yes

Dylan

Same ethnicity? yes Same religion? yes Same socioeconomic class? yes Same education level? yes  Live more than 10 miles away? no

Ryan_6_OL

KelseySame ethnicity? yes
Same religion? no
Same socioeconomic class? yes 
Same education level? yes
Live more than 10 miles away? yes 

Indy
Same ethnicity? yes
 Same religion? no
Same socioeconomic class? no
Same education level? no
Live more than 10 miles away? yes

Raymond
Same ethnicity? yes
Same religion? no
Same socioeconomic class? no
Same education level? no
Live more than 10 miles away? yes 

Walter
Same ethnicity? yes
Same religion? no
Same socioeconomic class? no 
Same education level? yes
Live more than 10 miles away? no 

Cooper
Same ethnicity? yes
Same religion? no
Same socioeconomic class? yes 
Same education level? yes
Live more than 10 miles away? yes

Wesley
Same ethnicity? yes
Same religion? no
Same socioeconomic class? no
Same education level? yes
Live more than 10 miles away? yes

Tom
Same ethnicity? yes
Same religion? no
Same socioeconomic class? yes
Same education level? yes
Live more than 10 miles away? yes

Matt
Same ethnicity? yes
Same religion? no
Same socioeconomic class? no
Same education level? no
Live more than 10 miles away? yes

Johnan
Same ethnicity? no
Same religion? yes
Same socioeconomic class? no
Same education level? yes
Live more than 10 miles away? no

Lauren
Same ethnicity? yes
Same religion? no
Same socioeconomic class? yes
Same education level? no
Live more than 10 miles away? yes

Cici_6_OL

Brenna Stone- Caucasian, don't know, middle class, same educational level, around 10 miles
Shelbey Austin- Caucasian, don't know, upper middle class, one year lower then me, yes but we live in the same town
Laura Sanders- Caucasian, don't know, upper middle class, same educational level, yes but we lived in the same town, now she goes to school in fort smith and lives there.
Laekyn Cogan- Caucasian, Catholic, middle class, one year lower then me, no she lives very close to me.
Megan Williams- Caucasian, don't know, middle class, one year higher then me, no she lived close to me.
Byran Moody- Caucasian/Hawaiian, don't know, middle class,one year lower then me, a little over 10 miles.
Kevin Melson- Caucasian, don't know, middle class, one year lower then me, don't know how far away he lives from me but we met in Junior High.
Megan Jennings- Caucasian, don't know, upper middle class, same educational level, yes but we lived in the same town.
Bethany Weed- Caucasian, baptist, middle class, same educational level, we lived around 10 miles away from me when we met.

I have the same ethnicity has almost every person, all but one person have different religions, we are all in a similar socioeconomic class, it's about half the people are at the same educational level as me, and They all lived in the same town as me when I met them and I lived pretty close to them.

I don't know most of their religion because some never have a solid stance on religion, and two have never told me what their religion is for as long as I've known them.

Brenna_6_OL

Cici - same ethnicity, different religion, same socioeconomic class, same educational level, and lives within 10 miles.

Shelbey - same ethnicity, different religion, same socioeconomic class, different educational level, and lives within 10 miles.

Laekyn - same ethinicity, different religion, same socioeconomic class, different educational level, and farther than 10 miles.

April - different ethnicity, similar religion, same socioeconomic class, similar educational level, and farther than 10 miles.

Tiffany - same ethinicity, different religion, same socioeconomic class, different educational level, and farther than 10 miles.

Nandi - different ethnicity, religion n/a, same socioeconomic class, different educational level, and farther than 10 miles.

Racheal - same ethnicity, different religion, same socioeconomic class, different educational level, and farther than 10 miles.

Geeg - same ethnicity, religion n/a, same socioeconomic class, different educational level, and farther than 10 miles.

Annabel - same ethnicity, religion n/a, same socioeconomic class, different educational level, and farther than 10 miles.

Bri -different ethnicity, different religion, same socioeconomic class, different educational level, and farther than 10 miles.

Rena_6_OL

First I would just like to say that I do not belong to a religion. I don't like religion. I have faith. None of the people listed have that in common with me.

Desirae
Same ethnicity? No
Same socioeconomic class? Yes
Same education level? Yes
Live more than 10 miles away? Yes

Emily
Same ethnicity? Yes
Same socioeconomic class? No (hers is higher)
Same education level? Yes
Live more than 10 miles away? No

Tyler
Same ethnicity? Yes
Same socioeconomic class? Yes
Same education level? Yes
Live more than 10 miles away? Yes

Mollie
Same ethnicity? Yes
Same socioeconomic class? Yes
Same education level? Yes
Live more than 10 miles away? Yes

Sarah
Same ethnicity? Yes
Same socioeconomic class? Yes
Same education level? Yes
Live more than 10 miles away? Yes

Michael
Same ethnicity? No
Same socioeconomic class? No (his is higher)
Same education level? Yes
Live more than 10 miles away? Yes

Kimmie
Same ethnicity? Yes
Same socioeconomic class? Yes
Same education level? Yes
Live more than 10 miles away? Yes

Katelyn
Same ethnicity? Yes
Same socioeconomic class? Yes
Same education level? Yes
Live more than 10 miles away? Yes

Arrin
Same ethnicity? Yes
Same socioeconomic class? Yes
Same education level? Yes
Live more than 10 miles away? Yes

Jordan
Same ethnicity? Yes
Same socioeconomic class? Yes
Same education level? Yes
Live more than 10 miles away? Yes

Belkys_Ch6_ OL

NOTE: the term race is not the appropriate term to use to refer to the color of the skin. The right term is ETHNICITY of the person. Race is whenever there are biological changes or variation from one specie to the other. (Barbara Miller, Cultural Anthropology)

•  Else, kmilo, Luis, Leonel: they are all of my same ethnicity and live in less than 10 miles away from my house, same religion, same educational and socioeconomic class
• Jess, Yarin: different religion, live within 10 miles away from my house, same ethnicity, same socioeconomic class, same educational level
• Ale, Ana: same religion, more than 10 miles away from my house, same educational lever, higher socioeconomic class, same ethnicity. 
• Chris: lives more than 10 miles away from my house, same religion, different ethnicity, same socioeconomic class, same educational level. 
• Adri: within 10 miles away from my house, same ethnicity, lower educational level, higher socioeconomic class, same religion. 

vincent_6.1_OL3

Corey Austin-African American-Agnostic-Middle-same-yes

Kyle Trentman- Caucasian-christian-Middle-above-yes

Brett Kemp-Caucasian-Atheist-Middle-same-yes

Jazimine Hudgens -Native American- Believes in mythology-Middle-same-yes

Maria king-Middle Eastern- Buddhist-upper class-same-yes

John Boje- Caucasian-Southern Baptist-Middle-below-yes

Katrina Gibbens- African American-Church Of Christ-Middle-same-yes

Jeff whitfield- Caucasian/Middle Eastern-Muslim-Middle-same-yes

Corey cater-Caucasian-Southern Baptist-Middle-Above-yes
Trent Austin-African American-agnostic-Middle-below-yes

Shawn_6_DQ19

Relationships are meant to be private and personal parts of our lives, but with so many places encouraging you to broadcast your relationship status, this is not the case for most people, its a crazy thought, but i have known people that get in relationships just to have it show up on Facebook, because they felt left out. this causes many problems, especially for the opposite sex, which may not know what the partners intentions are. with so many ways to connect now. there is usually nothing that goes unseen. especially with relationships, the minute one person knows your in a relationship, everybody knows, in some cases this is not all bad, for some, knowing who is in a relationship and who is single helps them not to get shut down, or hurt, if a person likes a person, but they see they are in a relationship on facebook, that should be a indicator to back off. and let their relationship grow. I believe facebook has become a major part of relationships today. with the popular phrase "FBO" or "Facebook Offical" people use this phrase as a way to say someone is not really in a relationship until it says so on facebook.  which is not true at all. but for most teens now a days, this phrase couldn't be more true.

Belkys_5_DQ17_NI

"Do not erase with your hands what you build with your mouth" (mom)

I strongly think that whatever you do will demonstrate who you are. If you proclaim yourself as someone that is living a life according to certain norms or rules, then you have to act according to those norms or rules. Portraying an image to people of who you are implies more than just words. Of course, you are entitle to do whatever you want to do but, if you want to maintain an image in front of society, it is important to be consistent and coherent with your actions and your words.

Glen_5_DQ17

Sex shops represent forbidden behaviors in our society. People will relate this with a taboo, because of all the acts that are involved. However, if someone enter a shop it’s no one issue, even though you have been thought with stereotypes, not all consumers are what you think they are. So, if you dislike, do no enter.

Sheryl_4_DQ17

In my case that's something that shouldn't matter because is personal. But, of course, society lives thanks to polemic and double moral.
If people see someone going to a place as a sex store, they will point to him or her. And the funniest part is that maybe the person that is pointing does the same when nobody's watching, or more carefully at least, because is worried about what others are going to think.
But what is society winning with this (the critical)? I do not understand why if someone goes to a place like that is considered like a "dirty" person. I think in sex as something normal. It's personal and everyone decide when, how and with who do it.

Shawn_5_DQ17

It really depends on the age group walking in, young adults walking into the store will quite certainly be judged for walking into a "Sex Store" as for older couples walking in, people might see this as a act of "saving a marriage" or spicing up a love life. overall society is very judgmental, and sex stops are frowned upon  but we can't "judge a book by its cover" as the saying goes. nor can we judge a person by what store they visit. we must get the true facts first, even then, this is a free country, we have the ability to do what we want.. is it our place to judge them? or the father upstairs?

Brenna_5_DQ17

     I think people judge the other person and immediately make multiple assumptions about them and their life. And it is possible that they are not going in the store for themselves or for the stores purpose. You honestly do not know why that person is there. But, like Rena, I am embarrassed to buy feminine hygiene products in Walmart. I shouldn't be though because (if we really want to go there) it's a natural part of life as well. Here's a question; why do we, as a society, make natural parts of our lives out to be frowned upon?

Cici_5.2_DQ17

 People would automatically think something is wrong with that person. I think with everyone thinking lowly of that one person, that one person will become unsure of them self because they decided to go into a sex store. This person could take how he feels about him self and reflect it upon anybody they are with, making it possibly hard to have any sort of relationship because society thinks something is terribly wrong with the person.

Vincent_NI

Why do people always believe that women don't have the same desires as men and is the double standard helpful or hurtful

Rena_DQ17

I agree with Vincent, I think others definitely look down on people who go into sex shops. I would never do such a thing because I feel like people would be judging me. I don't even like buying feminine hygiene products at Walmart. If I do, I won't use a male cashier unless I have to because it's embarrassing. But yeah, I think that seeing someone going into a sex shop, or any place associated with sex, gives a negative connotation about what kind of person they may be.

Vincent_DQ17_5.2

People usually look down on someone openly walking into a sex store, so it could affect that persons social order in a negative way. It sometimes states that, that person is into kinky and/or depriving things. The reason I say this is because of the fact that sex shops tend to have very explicit materials and they tend to showcase women in a negative light. So this brings up double standard because people tend to believe that men would be the only one's to walk into a sex store. When in fact women have just as many reason's if not more to walk into a sex store then men.

Ian_5.2_DQ17

In a small town like this, where there is really not much to do but go to Wal-mart,  or in some cases the sex shop, I don't think it should affect a person's social order or status, seeing that better they do that then going and doing something illegal such as under age drinking or use of illegal drugs.

Glen_DQ16

I think when society has double standards when it comes to sex. People have been exposed to sex in advertising, and they promote sex industries in one way or another. It’s hard to legislate morality. Although it has been tried often it always fails. As people is very conservative or liberal, the laws are contradictory in many ways. Considerable controversy will continue, but again is hard to determine, so all that is left is your personal values.