Subjects are usually marginalized members of society, such as the centenarian former slave, Esteban Montejo, whose story is told in Biografía de un cimarrón.
While most such debates have involved marginalized members of society, it is the largely affluent owners of second homes at the shore who are demanding a vote in the towns where they pay property taxes.
If that commitment falls through, the way others seem to have, marginalized members of the public are the most likely to pay the price.
St. John's Pride tried to take a stance on a delicate issue in a way that was sensitive to their most marginalized members but failed so spectacularly that one of their most prominent members is burning their flag on YouTube.
Their right to march was made possible by our founders, who envisioned a republic where the voice of a minority could be heard and tyranny at the hands of a majority would not marginalize members of the citizenry.
It occurs in areas with poor personal and community hygiene (i.e., hot, dry, and dusty climate) and typically affects the most marginalized, deprived members of a community [ 1– 3].
The work, conducted by Yilun Wang and Michal Kosinski, is raising serious ethical concerns about how it could be abused to further marginalize members of the LGBT community.
He tried to regain control as Speaker by marginalizing its members, and they decided that he must be forced out.
"I Hunt, but the N.R.A. Isn't for Me," by Lily Raff McCaulou (Op-Ed, April 25), is another desperate, but predictable, election-year stunt to try to marginalize National Rifle Association members.
Gail E. Hawisher and Patricia A. Sullivan (1999) argued that university-designed spaces often marginalize faculty members.
