Sentence examples for At marginalization from inspiring English sources

For all the decades of my life before the most recent one, the medical community oppressed trans women by pathologizing gender incongruence, and using that psychopathologization ("Gender Identity Disorder") to buttress efforts at marginalization and discrimination.

An empathetic yet unflinching look at the marginalization faced by the black members of the LGBT community, "Paris Is Burning" peels back to focus not only on the community that is its subject, but the beautiful power of being yourself in spite of all obstacles.

He grew up a British Muslim with a sense of marginalization at home and anger at what he saw overseas — particularly the Israeli invasion of Lebanon in 1982.

The case highlights the issue of race on college campuses at a time when students are protesting en masse over bigotry and marginalization at their schools.

"I cannot but voice my concern at the increasing marginalization of religion, particularly of Christianity, that is taking place in some quarters, even in nations which place a great emphasis on tolerance," he added.

That episode, which the male colleague reported to his supervisor the next morning, led to Ms. Chen-Oster's experiencing "increased hostility and marginalization at the firm," according to the complaint.

Amid the mayhem, Sunni leaders of protests, which have been going on since December and grew from a deep sense of marginalization at the hands of the Shiite-controlled government, said they would now resort to violence to achieve their aims.

Immigrants who find work but become stuck in low-paid, insecure jobs remain at risk of marginalization and exclusion.

Herders who participated in the meetings saw these associations as a means of redressing their political marginalization at the CR level.

In term of the ethnosizer, cultural distance between the host country and the home country or an older age at arrival causes marginalization (if ( {mathrm{c}}_1^ ) is low) or separation (if ( {mathrm{c}}_0^ ) is high).

In this study, I have shown the lived experiences of Melody, a transnational Korean girl from a gireogi family in an AP Biology class in a high school in the US, including linguistic and racial marginalization at the school and challenges that she faced in building social networks with a broad group of peers.