Williams's authority in these paintings crosses borders of class, culture and region as few others can.
The book traces her journey across borders of class and race to the lonely promontory where she lands, and examines in astonishing detail the ambivalent relationship between a brainy, overachieving black woman and other blacks.
"I'm on the border of middle class, and I feel this way because I feel like being part of the middle class means being comfortable financially, and I think we struggle with that," Espinoza said.
The larger point, of course, was that no one should be called king; surely the music, the American musical tradition that Elvis so strongly embraced, could stand on its own by now, after crossing all borders of race, class and even nationality.
Through the state educational system, he has reached an uncomfortably marginal position on the border of the middle class, from which he can see the traditional possessors of privilege holding the better jobs and threatening his upward climb.
The hero, Jimmy Porter, although the son of a worker, has, through the state educational system, reached an uncomfortably marginal position on the border of the middle class from which he can see the traditional possessors of privilege holding the better jobs and threatening his upward climb.
Homogeneous regions are easy to define by selecting of one or more statistic variables, than by grouping their values into classes, and finally by mapping the borders of the classes.
Wilde's violation of class borders in consorting with grooms, valets and coachmen was a major point raised against him in court — and one he did not honestly answer.
In the last year, the UK Border Force has seized nearly 8818lb of Class A drugs.
Nonetheless, the case has opened a much needed global conversation about the values that transcend borders, the barriers of diplomatic immunity, and divisions of class.
