Sentence examples for long marginalized from inspiring English sources

In fact, the Palestinian Authority has long marginalized itself.

Mr. Mulvaney, who once called the bureau a "sad, sick joke," had long marginalized his team, downgrading Mr. Frotman's unit, tucking it inside the financial education information division.

As a happy compensation for being so long marginalized, and at a time of resurgent interest in storytelling among young artists, Munch today appears fresh and challenging in ways that his more honored peers may not.

Others note that the dissident community, long marginalized in Cuba, had made some strides in recent months, including the collection of more than 11,000 signatures on a petition to introduce democratic reforms.

Laws can shift, but that doesn't level the economic playing field that has long marginalized the non-white.

The 2016 Presidential election is a watershed for two movements long marginalized by both major political parties.

Muslims have long been marginalized in Gujarat and represent just 9 percent of the electorate.

They were personal and poetic, individual testimonies and archetypal situations from a culture that had long been marginalized.

Shiites say they have long been marginalized in political and economic life, an accusation the government denies.

That being said, Sakane has long been marginalized, if not erased, from the history of Japanese cinema.

The area's minority population had long been marginalized, but as the political climate changed, it created opportunities for new leaders like Mr. Dymally, Mr. Sonenshein said.