Does she really mean to imply that single people and even married couples without children will be marginalized in an Obama administration?
If American officials end up compromising too easily with Ayatollah Sistani, though, that could quickly alienate Sunni Arabs and Kurds, who fear being marginalized in a Shiite-dominated government.
Rafsanjani, nicknamed the Shark for his political skills and his smooth, beardless face, had been marginalized in a power struggle with the current Supreme Leader.
In such a multilogical model, power discourses such as Western medicine carry no greater weight than complementary knowledge systems that may have been marginalized in a social world in which monosemia is dominant.
The decision was eventually reversed due to "serious and credible" threats, and the vociferous hate-filled opposition by the likes of influential Christian preacher, Rev. Franklin Graham, who went as far as claiming that Christians were being marginalized in a community where the bell tower rings on a daily basis and Islam was a deeply violent religion.
He seems determined nonetheless to counter the perception that diplomacy has been marginalized in an administration obsessed with war and terrorism.
As he enters the final year of President Bush's current term in office, while refusing to address the question of whether he would serve during a second term, Mr. Powell says, however, that he is more determined than ever to counter the perception that diplomacy in general -- and his own role in particular -- have been marginalized in an administration obsessed with war and terrorism.
In candlelit celebrations of Hanukkah and Advent (both of which commemorate resistance to Empire), the use of rainbow colors becomes a coup d'état, a queer refusal to be marginalized in our own faiths, a celebration of diversity and inclusion from WITHIN a place of faith!
And Saima herself would be marginalized in the household, cast off like an old sock.
