As we will see in this paper, these factors also contribute to the direction of public policy making with a strong emphasis on economic neoliberalism while at the same time marginalising the influence of the public's interests.
She held characteristically trenchant views on the minority – and at times marginalised – status of female photojournalists, while being acutely aware of the role played by female stars as well as by unrecorded women the world over.
Yes, it did dispossess and for a long time marginalise Indigenous people.
Historically, both have had a pretty hard time of it, marginalised and ostracised despite the fact there's not really a huge amount you can do about your size or sexuality.
Kosher food would also become marginalised in time, due to greater assimilation.
Now that the government has accepted a disappointing electoral outcome, opposition leaders who argue that voting is a waste of time will be further marginalised.
However, Sherilyn Fenn, who played the seductive Audrey, has been less complimentary, hinting on Twitter that the show's much-loved female characters have been marginalised this time around.
Another Hugo hero, another hunchback (Verdi's opera is based on his play Le Roi s'Amuse), but this time one who, when marginalised and mocked because of his appearance, converts his resentment like Shakespeare's character into a determination to be avenged.
The challenge for my party is to demonstrate that skin colour is not merely important to make it look more representative, but to ensure people have a voice and do not feel marginalised every time they bring up the black question.
The opponents of Hugh Despenser and his father had lost all faith in him, but at the same time he found himself marginalised at court where the Despensers' power grew more and more complete.
