The Jesus that took up the cross of the poor, the weak, and the marginalized in the name of God.
The physical and documentary evidence demonstrates the disproportionate use of the bodies of the poor, the Black, and the marginalized in furthering the medical education of white elites" [3].
It means rejecting power, in all its forms -– religious and political -- it means denying yourself in the name of the poor and the marginalized regardless of their religious or their sexual orientation or anything else.
Above all, I have worked for policies and a society that I believe gives the most hope to the poor, the oppressed, and the marginalized: a society of liberty, in the classical liberal sense, that now goes by the name of conservatism.
The Houthis present themselves as crusaders against corruption and allies of the marginalized in a nation where much of the population is mired in poverty.
It also touches the core of other sensitive issues: xenophobia and the marginalizing of American players, who for the past three decades have been about 80percentt black.
People with disabilities represent approximately 15% of the world's population and are among the poorest and most marginalized of many communities [ 1].
Second, and as if to hide their disagreement over the really big issues (a global fiscal stimulus, and more stringent regulation of the financial system) much was made by Gordon Brown of the re-financing of the IMF -- the most loathed and marginalized of international financial institutions.
"As he accepted the vice presidential nomination at the Democratic National Convention, Mr. Kaine spoke — to great cheers — about coming alive to the mission of social justice and concern for the marginalized as a result of his Jesuit education.
He added "Child participation should also be a mean to promote greater equity and ensure the participation of the marginalized to strengthen dialogue and integration".
