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This chapter brings a sociological lens to the pervasive "hook-up culture" of contemporary US college campuses. Using interview data, from a large US university, with white heterosexual students whose parents did not attend college, the authors explore how "opting out" of hook-up culture had different consequences for the young women in the study than it did for the young men. This chapter contributes to understanding how sexuality is mediated by gender and class and, in turn, how gendered and classed sexuality mediates how students navigate collegiate life.
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