Sentences with phrase «suburban middle class»

Unlike the typical suburban middle class or urban family, rural families have few access points to schools other than their local public schools.

Tracking is more prevalent in suburban middle class communities and in schools serving white and Asian students and less prevalent in urban schools and schools serving predominantly black, Hispanic, or disadvantaged populations.

With Man Down, following the jarring, harshly lit opening sequence, Montiel plays with three time periods, the first being the picaresque, Apple - pie glow afforded white, suburban middle class folks who follow each other through familiar life trajectories.

Annihilation opens in an unnamed small town in the Baltimore suburbs — just your typical suburban middle class home.

South St. Louis County is a very white suburban middle class area with community residents that tend to be very conservative.

I think one way to mitigate the pain for exurban areas in to put in place a land value tax as well, which would also tend to hit the urban hippies harder than the suburban middle class.

S & H, as the company was known, benefited greatly from the rise of the suburban middle class after World War II.

My interlocutor was a highly regarded and successful intellectual journalist, regular contributor to a most important magazine devoted to refining the minds and tastes of the suburban middle class.

I'd guess that with only two parties, people in the center of the spectrum might not feel as strongly drawn to either side, especially in the suburban middle class.

They are a suburban middle class family, seemingly trapped in bad taste.

Ryan again and again argues that the suburban middle class has been able to protect its schools from what it sees as the threat of integration.

The private pool has had many connotations over the years: a former status symbol for the suburban middle class, a signal of the ultimate in leisure activity, and an emblem for the creation of one's own private paradise.

His red, green and orange lens pulls us into the privacy of a suburban middle class, revealing a murky and surrealist mash up where a four legged human cavorts on wall - to - wall carpet.

Martha Rosler seeks to understand the strange customs of the suburban middle class.