Sentence examples for marginalised identities from inspiring English sources

As a child or an adolescent, the sense of isolation can feel all consuming, and unlike most marginalised identities it can be difficult to turn to a family member for support: being queer doesn't run in the family.

Starting in Australia and now in the UK, Token is a podcast about marginalised identities.

The result is that passing has greatly expanded over the last century from its original racial roots to include many marginalised identities, underscoring intersectionality within American identity.

Bulajić is in her 20s, but the women she portrays bear the marks of time: they are "old women", but here one of modern society's most marginalised identities is painted into power.

You may not be impacted by these risks, but many people, especially those with marginalised identities, can be devastated psychologically, economically, and politically by them.

As a result, this year, TV execs packed up the wagon and set out west to monetise marginalised identity.

Further to this, when we began this study, we believed ourselves to be frustrated, disempowered peripheral members of one large CFL academic community, from which our identities felt marginalised.

Through the self-study process, we have come to a transformed understanding that we, like many other CFL practitioners globally, in fact do not have to see our identities as marginalised from one central authority.

Black, gay, disabled and HIV positive, Kevin jokes that his identity's got more intersections than most, but he also sombrely points out that these marginalised aspects of his identity are why he vitally needs to socialise with likeminded people.

Multiple and various identities of different marginalised groups are thus conflated and essentialised.

Identity politics is marginalised people fighting back and showing that we have a right to be heard, to be represented by people who look and think like us.