Sentence examples for was first marginalised from inspiring English sources

Since the start of this decade, when the thriving UK garage scene was first marginalised by the disastrous strategy of calling all music made by black people "urban" and everything else "pop", there seems to have been a tacit agreement within the British record business to ensure that only white performers should be allowed to have careers singing black music.

"It's about being marginalised".

The Labour party in Fife is now being marginalised.

Anyone who isn't white is marginalised.

He is not, however, being marginalised.

They are used to being marginalised.

"We are being oppressed and marginalised and we need scrutiny".

I wasn't specifically bullied, but I was … marginalised.

Chinese Malay literature, written in "low" Malay, was steadily marginalised.

The second group are becoming marginalised, with United's Football Club Board, including Ferguson, Gill, Mike Edelman and Sir Bobby Charlton, less influential now.

Authorities and businesses are eager to see a return on their investment and wield more power than local communities, who are often marginalised in the first place.