Sentence examples for white marginalisation from inspiring English sources

Myths of white marginalisation tend to be dismissed as rightwing bigotry, but the danger is that they can exert a wider appeal and stoke conflict, particularly in troubled economic times.

After the collapse of Communism and its separation from the Czech Republic in 1993, democratic Slovakia gave minority rights to Roma citizens, which in practice has resulted in their widespread marginalisation by the white Slovak and Hungarian majority.

If his blindness was indeed a gift, it did, by his own admission, give him – a middle-class, white, male professor – first-hand experience of marginalisation and humility.

You don't have to have a degree in psychology or sociology to work out that the figure of Zwarte Piet, and the use of words like "neger" and "allochtoon" ensure the continued internalisation of ideas of superiority of white Dutch people, and of inferiority and marginalisation of black Dutch people.

In X-Men a bunch of (mostly) white guys experience the kind of hate and marginalisation associated with minorities.

There could be no starker proof of how the party, in thrall to social conservatives, risks marginalisation in the new, more educated and more colour-blind America, where whites will be a minority within a generation.

The marginalisation of black stand-up, says Hunter, can't be separated from the marginalisation of blacks (and poor whites) in society at large.

How has this marginalisation affected your life?

Much of it is sparked by feelings of marginalisation.

But his marginalisation is also a result of Labour strategy.

At the same time they are concerned about "academic marginalisation".