Sentence examples for most marginalized groups from inspiring English sources

Mr. Torres leads a voter registration drive aimed at the city's most marginalized groups: ex-felons, immigrants and low-income people.

Since Sunday, questions about Mateen's sexual identity prompted by his possible sexual exploration at Pulse and on several gay-dating apps have also focussed on one of the most marginalized groups in the United States: gay Muslims.

More than 95percentt of New Delhi has no formal system of house-to-house garbage collection, so it falls to the city's ragpickers, one of India's poorest and most marginalized groups, to provide this basic service.

Today is the opening day of "Aarakshan," which means "reservation" –- a deeply polarizing issue that involves offering a number of seats in Indian universities exclusively to the country's most marginalized groups including low-caste Hindus.

Since the late 1960s, Mr. Leicht, a Quaker and martial artist, has long employed various methods of peaceful conflict resolution to work with some of the most marginalized groups in New York City and abroad.

But having gone from a world of male privilege to being a member of one of the most marginalized groups in the country, there's a reason I'm more serious now, a little less carefree.

"Women are still the most marginalized group," she said.

After decades of "history from below," focusing on women, minorities and other marginalized people seizing their destiny, a new generation of scholars is increasingly turning to what, strangely, risked becoming the most marginalized group of all: the bosses, bankers and brokers who run the economy.

"Women are still the most marginalized group.

She is part of the most marginalized group in the Brazilian population.

Specifically, we found that the Paniyas, the poorest and most marginalized group, reported levels of health comparable to the highest-ranked social group, although they had the worst measures of objective health [ 15].