Sentence examples for for marginalized groups from inspiring English sources
Sheryl explained that it's common for marginalized groups to marginalize others when they achieve success.
Those deep connections to celebrities can be positive, especially for marginalized groups, but they also breed an extreme kind of loyalty.
"They reflect the utopian promise of disco during a decade – the 1970s – that was defined by social and political advancements for marginalized groups," she says.
In 2007, she began staging sit-ins in front of Yemen's Parliament and cabinet buildings, demanding greater press freedoms and more humane treatment for marginalized groups.
Help spread the word about organizations like Black Girls Code and Lesbians Who Tech that are changing culture, providing mentorship, and increasing opportunities for marginalized groups.
"Something is going on," agrees Dan Bloom, a researcher at the nonprofit MDRC in New York City who studies barriers to employment for marginalized groups.
As of now, tech has become synonymous with hostile and abusive spaces, especially for people of marginalized groups and women.
This implicit ontology in part explained the persistent historical failure of liberal democracies to achieve anything more than token inclusion in power structures for members of marginalized groups.
As Strayhorn summarized in his extensive review of research (Strayhorn 2012), sense of belonging is associated with academic achievement, retention, and persistence in college and these impacts are frequently more pronounced for students from marginalized groups.
It's very fair to say that there are a lot of legitimate reasons for members of marginalized groups to be less-than-enthusiastic about Canadian policing in general, and about the Royal Newfoundland Constabulary in particular.
It is one thing to have symbolic seats at the table for dozens of marginalized groups, but it is another thing to promote participatory approaches where big institutions and complex plans are in fact changed in response to their needs and views.
