While her speech is drawn from a profoundly personal experience of marginalization, the notion of anger as a survival tactic ― as a source of power that can be harnessed for good purpose and to great ends ― is a useful guiding principle for those who desperately seek progress in their lives and in the world around them.
Rather, motivation, as much as any, may be a sense that the perpetrator's life has been less than... Failures in personal relationships, social marginalization or serial run-ins with the law due to drug trafficking, pimping or violence are reflected in the CV of many if not most terror suspects.
On Thursday, the school's Organization of Black Students also issued a statement of solidarity with "all victims of intolerance, marginalization, and targeted personal attacks" at the campus.
The risk is further marginalization of groups and persons.
Farewell, Circus is as much about an individual womans personal quest for freedom as it is about disability, marginalization, and transnational migration.
In Farewell, Circus (2018), Cheon's nightmarish, grotesque style is movingly mixed with a dreamy tone to create a story as much about an individual woman's personal quest for freedom as it is about disability, marginalization, and transnational migration.
High stigma in the society towards children with disabilities impede their personal, educational and professional development and result in their marginalization.
We'll read with an eye toward issues of race, class, gender, and sexuality but we'll also think about marginalization in terms of genre, geography, and even personal politics.
Experience would not permit me to worship at the altar of individual exceptionalism, an American invention insisting that the systematic marginalization of women, racial minorities, and LGBTQ-identified persons would play no role in my personal narrative.
The music he programs pointedly underscores the continuing vitality of a personal, often confessional songwriting tradition that flourishes artistically despite its commercial marginalization after the 1970's.
Ellison's distaste for "ordinary" blacks was wedded to the personal: to the poverty and self-neglect, the political and economic marginalization that he had witnessed and experienced in Oklahoma and Harlem, and which he could not wait to put behind him.
