Sentence examples for marginalized students from inspiring English sources

At Toronto's Ryerson University a national kerfuffle arose when several white students, claiming to be journalists, were turned away from a campus forum for "racialized and marginalized" students.

Frats like Zeta Beta Tau have unchecked social power at Cornell and nationwide, a reality marginalized students like me know intimately.

Increased attention to the safety of LGBTQ students is indeed positive, but often the policies intended to assure safety have adverse effects for already marginalized students, including LGBTQ students.

In recent weeks, activists have demanded their schools do more to support marginalized students at dozens of campuses, including the University of Alabama, the University of Missouri, Occidental College, Ithaca College, Berkeley and Yale.

Although his politics are well situated in the progressive portion of the spectrum, Weinstein's insistence on discussion of complex faculty issues and his desire to be certain that policies ostensibly designed to help marginalized students actually help those students led to him being targeted by protestors and called both a racist and white supremacist by colleagues.

"Marginalized students need to understand why they're marginalized, and if you pretend that they're not, and you think we haven't engineered a society in which they're marginalized, then you have no credibility," said Costello, who taught high school history for 18 years.

The American School Counselor Association said the bill would "[create] an unnecessarily hostile environment, further marginalizing students who already face stigma and scrutiny" and asked the legislature to reconsider.

Instead of fostering connection, schools are marginalizing students through standardized testing.

Using Ovid as a metaphor The Spectator rants that "many texts in the Western canon contain triggering and offensive material that marginalizes student identities in the classroom.

For more than two decades as Trinity's president, I have worked to promote broad access to higher education for all students who can succeed in college, including historically marginalized D.C. students.

If role models feel marginalized, female students are likely to opt out of academia.