The Code of the Streets ELIJAH ANDERSON
-Anderson compares and contrasts "street" orientation to:

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Anderson contrasts "street" orientation with "decent" orientation, which he defines as valuing education, hard work, and respect for authority. Home orientation and family orientation are not directly contrasted with street orientation in Anderson's analysis. Alienation orientation and dirt road orientation are not concepts that Anderson uses in his analysis. School orientation and work orientation might be related to decent orientation in some ways, but Anderson does not explicitly contrast these orientations with street orientation in his work.