Sentence examples for disadvantaged minority groups from inspiring English sources

Sustainable energy can also directly improve the social and economic opportunities for disadvantaged minority groups, women and children.

Her work in this area has ranged from testing models of corruption and bureaucratic absenteeism in the field to understanding how discrimination affects disadvantaged minority groups.

But the United States will still have an interest in that welfare, as it does in the welfare of every U.S. citizen; it will still have a duty to enable identifiably disadvantaged minority groups to enjoy the same opportunities and quality of life as the rest of the country.

The lack of attention is likely related to a small number of students from disadvantaged minority groups in higher education.

When the observation embraces majority and (disadvantaged) minority groups, the result is a strong polarization in their educational and occupational statuses.

Often, the voices of disadvantaged, minority groups are only heard only when those who come from more privileged backgrounds speak on their behalf.

Rather, it imposes a large and expensive political barrier to achieving basic rights and equality for a small and historically disadvantaged minority group.

Even with majority support, a new initiative will require massive organization and tens of millions of dollars -- a financial and political burden that a historically disadvantaged minority group should not have to shoulder simply to pursue equal rights.

But let's be clear: If a voter initiative can deny LGBT people access to traditional representative democratic processes, then in California, any other small, historically disadvantaged minority group can also be denied the right of traditional representation.

*Including: women living in deprived areas, disadvantaged minority ethnic/racial groups, women in prison, travellers, homeless women, asylum seekers and refugees, recently arrived migrants/other immigrant groups, victims of abuse, women with mental illness/mental health problems, women with learning disabilities, sex workers.

Some of Britain's most disadvantaged minority ethnic groups are more than twice as likely to be unemployed than their white counterparts, official figures released on Wednesday show.