Sentence examples for keep marginalised from inspiring English sources

Denying people access to value is an incredibly insidious form of emotional violence, one that our culture wields aggressively and liberally to keep marginalised groups small and quiet.

That they are psychological battle scars only the strongest and smartest can bear, those chosen few, the elite who are "made" for academic life (a notion which for so long has largely kept, and continues to keep, marginalised groups out of the academy and has reinforced so many other notions of privilege).

Yet his eccentric behaviour kept him marginalised and he worked in a Paris hotel for many years.

And the idea that women need to be shielded from sexualisation has kept us marginalised for millennia – locked up and shamed if we dared to step outside society's narrow view of just how, when and why a woman might be allowed to be sexual.

Wintringham was kept on but marginalised as a "consultant".

Centuries of discrimination, including systematic extermination by some 20th-century fascist regimes, have helped keep many of them marginalised.

This question of power, and of social justice, has ceased to be fashionable, largely because the politics that kept the question alive have been marginalised.

And, of course, like all homophobia and all bigotry, these attitudes were designed to de-humanise me, to marginalise me and to keep me down.

A week later, his wife Wan Azizah Wan Ismail, president of PKR, told the press that "we should not keep talking about Malay supremacy or marginalising a certain race, which is not what the people want to see," urging instead the adoption of ketuanan rakyat.

His hesitance probably springs from a fear of being marginalised and the need to keep his fragile non-Pashtun coalition together.

It will be tempting to conclude that their apointment is designed to marginalise the Shadow chancellor or at least keep him well clear of election planning.