Armstrong et. al. argue that the status distinctions maintained by slut discourse_____.
A) link appropriate displays of femininity with social class
B) benefit less affluent women because they have fewer sexual partners
C) privilege girls who are religiously or socially conservative
D) depend upon public shaming of the stigmatized targets of the discourse

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Armstrong et al. argue that slut discourse maintains status distinctions by linking appropriate displays of femininity with social class, suggesting that perceptions of femininity are influenced by class-based norms and expectations.

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