This sitcom follows the foibles of a blue-collar couple living in suburban Indianapolis.
Census data show an increase in the number of white-collar families living in one-bedroom apartments in Manhattan.
He took refuge in the substantial population of Turkish, African and Arab immigrants living in the blue-collar Harburg section surrounding the university.
In Detlev Buck's Tough Enough, a 15-year-old schoolboy, living in a blue-collar Berlin suburb with his promiscuous mother, is bullied by schoolmates and drifts into a life of crime transporting drugs for Turkish criminals.
In leisurely, good-humoured, minutely detailed novels, Richard Russo dealt with blue-collar losers living in decaying Northeastern towns in The Risk Pool (1988), Nobody's Fool (1993), and Empire Falls (2001), but he also published a satiric novel about academia, Straight Man (1997).
In Gran Torino (2008), Eastwood played Walt Kowalski, an irascible retired autoworker living in a blue-collar suburb of Detroit who is forced to shake off a lifetime of suspicion toward minorities so as to don the role of protector to a family of Hmong immigrants.
The village's strategy is not as uncivil as the Farmingville approach, in which Latinos living in that blue-collar hamlet in central Suffolk County on Long Island have been harassed, jeered, beaten and driven out of their homes by firebombs and code-enforcement raids.
We discuss the evolution from the haute coutre of Sex and the City to blue-collar women living paycheck to paycheck in 2 Broke Girls.
Barr and 20th Century Fox are developing, "Downwardly Mobile," which is described as "a close-knit blue-collar family living in tough economic times".
Studies have shown that content on Wikipedia suffers from the bias of its editors -- mainly technically inclined, English-speaking, white-collar men living in majority-Christian, developed countries in the Northern hemisphere.
