And the reason those authorities strung Jesus up revolved around the challenge he posed to a system that allowed the people in power to persist in their marginalization of the powerless.
Blending elements of fable and picaresque fiction, it is distinctly postcolonial in its marginalization of Europe and postmodern in its nonlinear structure and thick intertextuality.
The NDP's remarkable dominance of the vote in Quebec, where it captured 59 seats, resulted in the marginalization of the Bloc Québécois.
"But you can't not start with the duel," Mr. Stewart said, "because it was a critical element in the marginalization of Aaron Burr - his political marginalization".
In May, it released a report that said economic policies by the government had resulted in the marginalization of Tibetans over the decades, leading to the widespread protests and riots in Tibetan areas last year.
Conservative groups filed a federal lawsuit, claiming that, in placing limits on some speakers' appearances for security reasons, Berkeley was restricting conservative speech, resulting in the "marginalization of conservative viewpoints".
In fact, marginalization of immigrant groups based on (perceived) threats has been an inherent part of U.S. history.
Black children are presently under continual assault by well-maintained practices of white racial domination and exclusion, resulting in the marginalization of Africans and African Americans into adulthood.
All I need is a belief that the policies of the incoming administration will result in the marginalization of those who are least likely to put up a defense.
But that doesn't excuse the season's view of women, which amounted to "Bitches be loco," or make it okay that that its approach to race relations can be summed up in the marginalization of the once-powerful Marie Laveau, who was handily assimilated by Fiona's coven when it became convenient for Fiona.
