Sentence examples for marginal communities from inspiring English sources

While the city decayed, marginal communities — gays, blacks, Latinos — congregated in abandoned warehouses to commune on makeshift dance floors.

Topics range from feminism to marginal communities, critical thinking, equality and solidarity.

"It seemed ironic that a city that has, historically, been hospitable toward marginal communities is suddenly evicting them," McElroy says.

Both are dominated by marginal communities: Maheshpur by dalits, the former untouchables; Kailashpur by adivasis, or "scheduled tribes".

Many Somalis there live in economically marginal communities and, as elsewhere, some teenagers join criminal street gangs.

"Any discussion about the future of urbanisation will have to begin by understanding the coalition of geopolitical borders, marginal communities and natural resources," he says.

As in any marginal community, there were, I learned, fierce schisms and expulsions.

But Abraham, giving evidence to MPs, said the programme had shone a light on a marginal community about which the public previously knew little about.

He says that Christians in America must learn to think of themselves as a marginal community, struggling to survive in an increasingly hostile secular culture.

Trinidad, his country, was scarcely better off, a marginal community in a society (the Caribbean) whose place in English life was not even acknowledged.

Faulkner was the novelist of the American South who demonstrated to novelists of the global South how to represent a marginal community in an advanced literary style, a style that could gain the respect of "Paris".