Sentence examples for marginalized residents from inspiring English sources

It tells the story of an Armenian poet in Paris who, in the face of an ongoing drumbeat of anti-Semitic propaganda, organizes immigrants, Communists, Jews, and other marginalized residents into a surprisingly effective fighting force.

Crime erodes community trust, marginalizes residents, and further stresses people and the environment [ 63].

That means, above all, that the resurgence must not marginalize longtime residents, and that the renaissance must not only be by and for the creative class - the people those Detroit billboards are aimed at - and other elites.

That imbalance has marginalized Tilbury's residents twice over: first by leeching wealth and social status from the town and thus impoverishing it, and then by exploiting that impoverishment as part of a Band-Aid over some of the wounds inflicted inside London itself by the capital's lopsided property boom.

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

However, such measures threaten to further marginalize DTES residents by perpetuating public sentiments of fear and disgust toward the inner city.

Lower-caste people and rural residents have been historically marginalized; the grievances run deep.

Residents "know they're marginalized, they know people don't give a damn about them," said a local businessman and Muslim organizer, requesting anonymity for fear of local reaction.

Historically, Hispanic residents, many of whom feel marginalized by the village's power structure, have registered and turned out to vote at lower rates than non-Hispanic whites.

But experts remain dubious about the long-term effects of life inside the walls on residents who are already socially marginalized migrants or local poor.

The rebels say black residents of Darfur have been marginalized by the federal government in Khartoum, which is dominated by Arabs.