Sentence examples for have a marginalized from inspiring English sources
"When we have a marginalized group living on swampland on the outskirts of the inner city, that then storms the parliament and takes the prime minister hostage, what happens to the legitimacy of the state?" he asks, rhetorically.
Women have a marginalized status in some African societies [ 31].
However, in the social hierarchies where ethnicity has a role, marginalized ethnic groups are also trapped and subject to oppressive structures (29).
Two, many non-Latinos will also incorporate these ideas and feel that they have a license to marginalize and even physically harm Latinos.
In a hundred different ways, I think we have slowly marginalized an entire category of critical professions, reshaping our expectations of a 'good job' into something that no longer looks like work.
If baseball had only let the writers vote him into the Hall in the early 1990's, Pete Rose by now would have been marginalized, a pitiable hustler chasing his own tail.
To the extent the highest positions at the library are held mostly by wealthy white people is only a reflection of society itself, and Wiseman points out that much of the library's work is geared toward helping those who have been marginalized get a leg up.
Whenever you have a group that can be marginalized, you have to be vigilant in protecting those rights.
For example, in societies that struggle with the intergenerational transfer of poverty, or have a long history of ghettoizing marginalized groups, it is likely that individuals currently exposed to socially patterned health risks were previously exposed to socially patterned health risks as well, see Fig. 1 (57).
"Contemporary musical creators have been marginalized to a degree you just don't find in any other arts," Mr. Boriskin said.
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.
