Addams, who never sought simple answers to complex issues, found a convergence of class, race, and gender dynamics fueling the Devil Baby phenomenon.
A slick animation prologue sets up the wink, wink, knowingly half-baked narrative about the disintegration of the universe and the convergence of multiple alien races on a star where all they do is fight.
But in the previous section, we showed that this cross-race convergence of grades is driven not by black students catching up, but rather by differences in grading patterns and course selection.
But in New Jersey's United States Senate contest, unlike any other major political race in the country, a convergence of unusual circumstances has transformed the Democratic primary into a race that has put the economic boom on trial.
In the context of race, the legal scholar Derrick Bell has argued for this "interest convergence" thesis, noting that the African-American civil rights movement took off only when whites discovered an independent interest in it.
The convergence of improving, unexposed fillies in the other Group race on the card would already demand guesswork, quite apart from any deterioration in conditions.
This study is informed by conceptualisations of intersectional stigma, referring to the convergence of multiple identity characteristics such as gender, sexual orientation, race and ethnicity, that contribute to both marginalisation (eg, stigma) and opportunity (eg, social support).
The winner of this drag race will control a key element of the frequently predicted convergence of voice, video and data.
The winner of this drag race will control a key element of the much-predicted convergence of voice, video and data.
"The Chicago mayoral race is definitely not a local race," WVON-AM's Santita Jackson told Politic365.com, adding that White House reshuffling and "the convergence of political players in the Windy City" has major implications for 2012 and beyond.
