Sentence examples for many previously marginalized from inspiring English sources

She acknowledged, however, the reasons many previously marginalized Cubans, including Afro-Cubans, view Castro positively.

We have elevated the voices of teachers and parents, previously marginalized in this arena.

"It's understandable that any previously marginalized group would want to find models in history," Professor Longmore said.

At the simplest presentational level, it shows previously marginalized people taking on the responsibility and burden of American history.

Packer's final question is: Should Obama be open to dialogue with the leaders previously marginalized by Bush?

Foes of Mr. Luzhkov's development policies, previously marginalized to the point of near irrelevance, have become emboldened.

During the sit-in, Sudan's previously marginalized Christian Copts sang hymns while protected by their fellow Sudanese citizens.

Still, the two cases are dramatic examples of previously marginalized libertarian ideas becoming a part of mainstream political discourse.

Organized labor was in rapid decline; suburbanization was killing off the urban political machines; and previously marginalized groups of people were no longer willing to suffer in silence.

But he noted that Sunni leaders previously marginalized by the Shiite-led government had joined the security efforts in recent months, with important successes.

It has been part of the postmodern transformation in American fiction as well to place authors previously marginalized as genre writers at the centre of attention.