Sentence examples for still marginalized from inspiring English sources

"Cinema of color is still marginalized," Mr. Hudlin said.

Early — blond, baby-faced, all-American — shot her a look and replied, smiling tightly, "But I'm gay, so... still marginalized".

Now, still marginalized and largely unemployed despite nearly five years of peace, many former separatists have fled back into the forest, this time to chop it down.

"AIDS is still a taboo topic, and queer culture is absolutely still marginalized, even within the downtown New York avant-garde world".

But black writers are still marginalized because black people do not control what is published and how it is interpreted, he said.

In the post-World War II economy, black Americans were still marginalized in two ways: in their access to better professional jobs and also as consumers.

It wasn't so long ago, Stone points out, that some observers didn't think women would be significant participants in the blog phenomenon at all, and even today power lists of online influencers still marginalize women.

Rabiya Mansoori, whose home was burned down during the riots, said Muslims still felt marginalized.

Whatever the original intent, Mr. Benamer said such episodes could only raise tension in areas with high unemployment, where many people still feel marginalized.

Others in the tribe say the insurgency remains necessary because they still feel marginalized and vilified by the Kurds and the Shiite-led government in Baghdad for their ties to the previous regime.

At the funeral today of Mr. King's brother, who had a successful career as a history professor, the Rev. Daniel Simmons spoke of an "inward cry" that he said must have been embedded in the King family, one that said, "You can't sit still being marginalized".