The new wave of violence is in part rooted in the marginalisation of remote populations who have failed to benefit from India's recent rapid economic growth.
The award marks the end of a journey for Rustin, who died in 1987: from marginalisation in both life and history to mainstream official accolade just in time for the 50th anniversary of arguably his crowning achievement – organising the march on Washington.
Collectively this creates a stigma which impedes their personal, educational and professional development – truly holding them back – and results in their marginalisation as adults with disabilities in a cycle which perpetuates.
The reality of discrimination is reflected in the marginalisation that Nubians still endure.
False allies bear a self-serving relation to the promotion of female academics' interests, perhaps due to guilt at their past involvement in their marginalisation.
Drawing on Wendy Brown's idea of "wounded attachments", Haider contends that identity politics causes people to become invested in their marginalisation as a source of identity, and to continuously enact that identity as a form of politics.
The study says the recent land grabs fall into an old and familiar pattern that has resulted in the marginalisation of Sri Lanka's Tamil population through violence, pogroms, repressive laws and a "government-orchestrated colonisation of the northern and eastern parts" of the island, traditionally the Tamils' homeland.
They are complicit in the marginalisation of their art because they appear only too eager to supply some- thing with just the right mix of irony, retro chic and figurative familiarity to look good in a collector's beach house in Malibu.
A recent study carried out by the University of Southern California, in collaboration with private health company Humana Inc, has revealed what we all feared – that institutional ageism in films, marginalisation and offensive "old-and-useless" stereotyping may contribute to depression and poor health among older film audiences.
This year's curated section Sex Work likewise identifies institutional prejudice: this time in the marginalisation and even censorship of works by female artists from the 1960s onwards who have addressed female sexuality in frank and at times outrageous ways.
