Sentence examples for typically disenfranchised from inspiring English sources

The school's ambassadors said little about California's prohibition on considering race, gender and ethnicity in admissions, but they did note that the system's representation of typically disenfranchised groups has been on the rise.

Perhaps it's just typically Tory to elevate the needs of the few (those who knew her personally) above the rights of the typically disenfranchised (those who suffered during her tenure and their families) or even just the right of free discourse about the impact and legacy of Thatcherism.

And the Left is typically disenfranchised, faced with the prospect of voting for proud moderate Hillary Clinton, a third party candidate, or abstaining entirely.

This process intends to provide opportunities for (typically disenfranchised) community members to work together to solve problems of concern to them, develop relevant skills, increase their understanding of their sociopolitical environment, and create mutual support systems (Israel et al. 1994, 2003; Zimmerman 1995).

He feels disenfranchised.

And black voters were disenfranchised.

Rural women were disenfranchised.

Downtrodden, diminished, disenfranchised?

Many Sunnis felt disenfranchised.

Baldwin was disenfranchised from the start.

The landless are not disenfranchised.