In The House on Mango Street who are the outsiders to Esperanza's neighborhood?

In "The House on Mango Street," the outsiders to Esperanza's neighborhood are primarily the affluent residents from the more privileged areas outside of her community. They often view the neighborhood with disdain and stereotypes, failing to see the richness of culture and experience within it. Additionally, characters like the white people who occasionally pass through or the police who respond to incidents serve as reminders of the social and economic divides that separate Esperanza and her neighbors from the broader society. These outsiders reinforce the sense of isolation and otherness that Esperanza grApples with throughout the novel.