Sentence examples for Marginalized status from inspiring English sources

Newly aware of my marginalized status, I decided to focus on shops renowned more for their fitting expertise than for their assortment of cashmere bed jackets.

HIV infection becomes the embodiment of the marginalized status, thus adding the weight of rejection to the burden of living with a chronic illness.

Further adding to their marginalized status is the fact it seems almost impossible to come up with a reasonably accurate count of how many homeless women veterans there actually are.

Moreover, blaming trans people's gender expressions for the continuing existence of a society-wide system of gender stereotypes requires believing that we exercise influence on social norms out of all proportion to our size and marginalized status.

Women have a marginalized status in some African societies [ 31].

Indeed, a census would be a challenge to undertake given the diversity of workplaces, fluidity of this employment, and the marginalized status these migrant women.

In our sample of homeless individuals with severe mental illness, perceived discrimination due to marginalized social status was associated with a greater severity of lifetime substance abuse and mental health problems and more frequent ED use.

Our findings deepen the emphasis on social positioning, understood according to WHO's CSDH's framework (16) on inequity in health, by identifying two probable structural determinants (i.e. internal mechanisms) that partly underlie a shared marginalized social status in Nghe An province: limited negotiation power and limited autonomous decision-making ability.

A higher reporting of discrimination due to poverty/homelessness and mental illness/substance use among individuals with mental illness who have been homeless for three years or longer confirms the interrelatedness of these marginalized social statuses.

How do unemployed workers come to terms with their split status, economically marginalized but still rhetorically central to the way China claims to understand itself?

This is what reproductive justice is all about — understanding how race, class, immigration status and other marginalized identities impact our access to health care and education and housing.