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Classes are “assigned” in the HTML.

PRovided you have access to that HTML I’d suggest you ADD a class to the text-content div so that it becomes

<div class="text-content border-homepage">

As I said, if you are trying to select a single div generally you need to add a specific identifier in the HTML

Then that identifier can be used as a selector in the CSS.

So, if you have access to the HTML you can add an ID or class and then use that to target the CSS rule.

Other than that we are going to have to get really specific with out CSS selector…let have a look.

The text you refer to is actually an h3 not a paragraph…and it’s inside the landing-inner div…..but there’s one of those on most of the pages but this one is on the homepage. Fortunately, WP adds a specific class (.home) to those soooo…

.home .landing-inner h3 {
    border: 2px solid purple;
    padding: 2px; /* a little breathing room */
}

..would seem to get us there…but there are a lot of h3 elements in landing-inner divs so we’ll have to get even more specific.

So, there’s lots of landing-inner divs but this one is specifically the 2nd child of the #main div sooo….

.home #main :nth-child(2) .landing-inner h3 { /* notice the spaces */
    border: 2px solid purple;
    padding: 4px; /* 4 px looks a little better - but that's a matter of choice */
}

Phew! :)

As you can see, accessing the HTML and adding an ID would be much simpler.