Sentence examples for marginalized lives from inspiring English sources

Since the Revolution, I have lived on the margins and followed the news of those who live marginalized lives.

And while previous immigration was mostly legal, today millions of children have parents who live marginalized lives as illegal residents.

While the last few decades have brought about remarkable improvements in medication and a slight easing of stigma, many people with psychiatric illness are living marginalized lives -- victimized, ostracized and often homeless or living in squalid conditions.

Due to a lack of societal acceptance, many hijras live marginalized lives as low-income entertainers, but they've got a bit of a role as educators, too.

The EJI study echoes and reinforces the findings of the Children's Defense Fund's Cradle to Prison Pipeline® report, our national call to action to prevent and divert children and youth from a trajectory that leads to marginalized lives, imprisonment and even premature death.

The plays also give voice to marginalized lives.

But at the same time Morris ignores the possibility that recent Israeli mistakes have marginalized the lives of Palestinians who might in fact have been ready for compromise.

Findings have implications for activating persons living with HIV and for other marginalized groups living with chronic illness.

Although the play cycle has reached the nineteen-nineties, Wilson's characters are still under assault, still marginalized, still living in substandard housing, still struggling to find both work and acceptance in the dominant culture.

i) a front slope of the dump of about 100% before the failure; ii) a poor dumpsite management; iii) the extreme vulnerability of the marginalized scavengers living at risk at the foot of the instable dump.

A minority (disabled, migrant, or a social or ethnic community) can be linked to higher social vulnerability if that group is marginalized when living in more risky areas (Peacock et al. 2007; Carnelli and Frigerio 2016) or has experienced language and communication problems (Cutter et al. 2003).