He and a fellow group of officers, dismayed by the degree to which Syrians had been marginalized, formed a secret committee to plot to take control in Damascus.
And if communities that historically feel marginalized formed coalitions (like the LGBTQ, immigrant, Asian American, Latinx American, Arab American, and Multiracial people of New York City did), perhaps they would recognize that they have even more of a voice.
Protesting is a healthy part of any democracy, and yet it is increasingly marginalized as a form of communication.
Some Turks have expressed concern that Erdogan will use Friday's incident to further marginalize all forms of challenge to his growing powers, whether peaceful or not, even as the country struggles with myriad crises.
The failure to have adequately embraced insights emerging from all corners of the globe undermines the benefits that this can bring to world knowledge - and risks contributing to "epistemicides" that marginalize alternative forms of knowledge [ 101].
While this commodity is most important in the merit, promotion and tenure reward systems in the academic institutions, this traditional view of scholarship marginalizes other forms of scholarship and is a powerful disincentive to those who are pursuing tenure and promotion but who are more active in teaching, integration, and applied scholarship.
But what is marginalized can also become a form of dissent, a way to counter the prevailing arguments and sidestep their pitfalls.
Those in the regime who wanted to engage the opposition in some form of dialogue were marginalized early on, when Bashar al-Assad chose to respond to the protests with force.
During this period the development of the psychological school of behaviourism marginalized the study of attention.
"These deaths are marginalized because these sort of people are not valued by society," Patricia Taylor said.
