Therefore, as Yancey and Lewis (2009) suggests, people rejecting or opposing interracial relationships would, with or without intention, legitimize the boundary of us and them, thereby legitimizing racial discrimination and prejudice.
Hannibal pushes the boundaries of what US network television can get away with in terms of violence, but even the longpig-gobbling quack shies away from showing graphic violence.
That morning's terrible events marked a border between one realm and another, a boundary none of us would ever wish to have crossed.
"She's crossed over a boundary none of us would ever even think about".
Calls for expanded representation (including those for queer, trans, disabled people) are, in the end, just appeals to the boundaries of fandom: Let us in.
If you had to mark out the boundaries of incest, some of us are going to put first cousins on one side of the line and some are going to put them on the other.
Like my meeting with the deckhands Wiggo and Cato, our casual, normal interaction contrasted starkly with the many prison interviews I've done over the years; it's a total erasure of boundaries between "us" and "them".
The indefinitist view, as we have understood it, is also unhelpful; it tells us that the boundaries of the time death harms us are blurry, yet fails to say when that time is.
They're realising that viewing the world from a different perspective enables them to have new experiences and break down boundaries for all of us.
Perhaps because of that editorial desire to break down the genre boundaries so many of us find ourselves caught up in, it challenges you as a listener, offering you glimpses of entirely new musical worlds that are there to be explored in your own time, at your own pace.
