"years of marginalization" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a period of time in which a group or individual has been treated as less important or excluded from society. Example: "After years of marginalization, the LGBTQ+ community finally received equal rights and recognition."
Rather than reward his supporters of Central Kenya and the Rift Valley for their loyalty, as is traditional for an African chief, Kenyatta's first act should be to unveil an ambitious investment plan, heavy on job creation, for the people who suspect that they are poised for five more years of marginalization.
Syrian Kurds, who say they suffered years of marginalization under Assad, had on occasion fought with the president's loyalists in territorial disputes, but never in sustained clashes.
Clearly, signing IBAs that promise jobs and cash do little to solve the First Nation's infrastructure and education crises, and corporations can't be expected to fix issues driven by 200 years of marginalization by the Canadian and Ontario governments.
But visiting the areas at the center of the dispute reveals a daily reality of a once autonomous people struggling against poverty, scarred by the usual story of colonial abuse and the years of marginalization that followed.
In the Horn of Africa, for example, years of marginalization and under-development have left large areas of pastoralist communities un-serviced by basic social services, including health care.
There was little consideration by CSPs that Aboriginal acquiescence could be a learnt response as a result of years of marginalization and oppression and having being subdued in a way that has silenced their voices [ 11], a response that would be predicted by the socio-ecological model [ 25].
Attempting to reverse the trend of more than 100 years of Hollywood marginalization of Middle Easterners -- and Iranians in particular -- was never going to be easy.
They were, and are still, tired of years of martial law, marginalization, and being treated like second-class citizens.
"These three things had worked in harmony, cultivating the heritage and culture that allowed us to survive over two hundred years of exclusion and marginalization with a sense of worth and dignity".
After years of discrimination and marginalization, they and their families finally have the recognition and support they need and deserve in their service to our nation.
According to Riaz, in recent years, the marginalization of the main political opposition, the Bangladesh Nationalist Party, as well as the curtailing of civil society groups and press freedoms, is denying many people a legitimate outlet for discontent.
