Sentence examples for traditionally marginalized from inspiring English sources

This figure was even lower among traditionally marginalized sections of society, like women and rural residents.

Still others came from Amal, the first national movement representing the traditionally marginalized Shiites.

This has led to some increasingly unseemly attacks at traditionally marginalized groups, even as — and possibly particularly because — they grow more powerful.

Those places didn't simply host events that resonate with the traditionally marginalized groups who now make up a majority of the American population.

The government has implemented several social welfare programs, including adult literacy classes and various schemes directed toward the special problems of rural youths, the Scheduled Tribes, and members of other traditionally marginalized communities.

The new assembly will be entrusted to resolve some of the most intractable problems facing Nepal, including whether it will remain a monarchy and how its traditionally marginalized ethnic and caste groups will be represented.

"We're a company whose mission is about validation and inspiration, and for people who have traditionally been marginalized and sort of felt the opposite of those things.

It would be easy to assume that students from races that have traditionally been marginalized in STEM fields would harbor more "negative" images of science and scientists.

This has special implications for very young children and those who have traditionally been marginalized or excluded from decision-making such as girls, children with disabilities and those from minority groups.

Within moments, Nandy's remark about most corrupt Indians being from traditionally oppressed and marginalized lower castes and tribes was tweeted without its context.

It is generally directed toward those whom our society had traditionally stigmatized and marginalized" (p. 3).