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The guns up slogan has not been a big deal to most of the people around Lubbock. I have personally never met that thinks the slogan is offensive to them. This really has only been the complaint I have heard of by everythinglubbock.com. This has not changed the social status of Texas Tech at all. Social status is the amount f honor someone or something receives from the community as described in chapter 8. Some people make a big deal out of nothing. Just like the presidential election this year. Trump won the election and there is a lot of riots going on around the United States. Just because you don’t agree with someone doesn’t mean you should make a big deal out of it. If you don’t agree with the Texas Tech slogan then you don’t have to attend

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