So, over the course of the competition, a team representing a marginalised nation found themselves somewhat marginalised in turn.
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CONSOLING THE MARGINALISED The ageing couple will leave an enduring image of consoling the marginalised in society - from leprosy patients to the elderly, people with handicaps and disaster victims.
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She gave voice to the weak, vulnerable and marginalised people.
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"That makes victims feel extremely isolated and marginalised", she says.
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The 280m such migrants in urban China feel marginalised and resented.
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A show about a marginalised group exists in the institution's margins.
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Marginalised politically and socially, many turned to business and became wealthy.
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If we are less discriminated and marginalised, things will get better.
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"If we don't stand together the Dayaks will be marginalised," he concludes.
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The Baltic states "would inevitably feel marginalised", a recent Estonian study cautioned.
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"We have been marginalised for 50 years", says Adam Mbatah, another protester.
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Women and marginalised groups are well represented on the 753 new councils.
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This often leaves them not only sexually frustrated but also socially marginalised.
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In other words, moderates have never been more marginalised or more important.
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"She added: "She gave voice to the weak, vulnerable and marginalised people.
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For people who are already marginalised, this can be an existential difference.
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The protests have resonated in other marginalised areas, where demonstrations have broken out.
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Marginalised under northern rule since 1990, Aden had long found solace in nostalgia.
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Like other marginalised groups, Indians moved to the cities and began to organise.
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But unless Nissan can regain the initiative, it risks being marginalised even more.
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British Jews—particularly those who support Israel—are being marginalised in the Labour Party.
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"Over the years football has been marginalised when compared with other sports," says Goodwin.
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This is particularly true among the government's support base of previously marginalised conservative Muslims.
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Spain has already marginalised itself from the EU's discussions about its post-Brexit future.
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For marginalised people, solo outings carry an added layer of significance, and potential risk.
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In any marginalised group there is a fear of airing dirty linen, she notes.
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In giving voice to one of Homer's marginalised female characters she is emulating Margaret Atwood.
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They are often hated precisely because they have succeeded where other marginalised groups have failed.
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For all his efforts, though, these days the UN feels all but marginalised in world affairs.
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Marginalised voices of all types will find a platform alongside the voices of colleagues and peers.
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They typically earn more than they would have done in a village, but are often marginalised.
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A rise in participation brings marginalised workers into the workforce, boosting the earnings of poorer households.
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The king denies this, but people in these parts have long felt marginalised by the state.
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However, The Australian newspaper's newest political cartoon has taken aim at the extremely marginalised community. Again.
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But it has also provided dangerous and poorly understood products to people who are often already marginalised.
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The impoverished and vulnerable are further marginalised, and forced into prolonged suffering or to make extreme decisions.
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"Sometimes we need to speak hard truths to people in power in order to help the marginalised."
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It can disrupt jihadists and buy time to win back the allegiance of the disgruntled and marginalised.
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At the same time he learned from his soulmate, Harriet Taylor, that women had been systematically marginalised.
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Governments, both before and after independence, have marginalised the languages and discriminated against people who speak them.
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Might we be on the wrong side of history, too indifferent to the plight of marginalised people?
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Gays and lesbians, marginalised minorities that face deep prejudice, are also taking advantage of the night testing.
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But their true power lies in "opening a whole university of opportunity" for marginalised people, says Leke.
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As Mitchell explained, marginalised communities are often the ones that face new surveillance powers and technology first.
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Rights lawyers were emerging as a powerful new voice in defence of those who felt marginalised and downtrodden.
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And third, they proclaim that the target's work constitutes a tangible threat to certain marginalised groups within society.
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Indeed, some historians almost seem to be engaged in a race to discover the most marginalised subject imaginable.
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By the 1940s ethnic Indians outnumbered indigenous Fijians, who feared they would be marginalised, like New Zealand's Maoris.
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Today they are marginalised, subjected to ever-tightening pressure by the state to respect borders and come ashore.
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Over time, it has expanded to protect other historically marginalised groups, including people with disabilities and LGBT people.
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She makes the suggestion that this is partly because of globalisation, which leaves many people uprooted and marginalised.
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Concerned that the game was being marginalised, a modest protest movement sprang up among concerned fans and journalists.
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Instead, they have been marginalised politically and economically, and feel discriminated against on account of their darker skin.
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Mr. Zuckerberg's concern for the marginalised in society is commendable, as is his commitment to building strong communities.
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Investors are becoming more sophisticated, with professional fund managers, once marginalised, playing a bigger role in the country's markets.
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" Phoebe: "Our 'Femmifesto' helps us create a night that protects and celebrates those who are usually marginalised in society.
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It is about privileged people doing down the marginalised, and saintly activists like Mr Corbyn riding to their rescue.
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Appropriately for Sunday's events, the priest's sermon, which is filmed every week, addressed the way society oppresses marginalised people.
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Ever since then they have been marginalised politically, socially and economically, says Maja Janmyr of the University of Bergen.
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It's useful to apply the term 'emotional labor' to the educational work often undertaken by members marginalised social groups.
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The movement is founded on "white dispossession"—the idea that immigration and multiculturalism will leave white people marginalised and dispossessed.
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As unlikely an origin as any modern president's, this was an upbringing at once blissful and claustrophobic, privileged and marginalised.
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To demand justice for one marginalised group is often to overlook the higher goals of equality and respect for all.
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"It is sad because in all of this there are real transgender people who are marginalised and hurt," she said.
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Mr Sinwar has marginalised the diaspora leaders who once ran Hamas from comfortable homes in Beirut, Istanbul and the Gulf.
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Those who migrate tend to be educated, English-speaking, middle-class males; the poorest and most marginalised remain at home.
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With a focus on business and a consciously even-handed style, RBC's coverage reached an audience beyond Moscow's marginalised liberals.
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The campaigners who want to restore independent Biafra are mostly Igbos who believe they have been marginalised by Mr Buhari.
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Many Catalans see the party as the embodiment of Castilian centralism, and feel marginalised by its drive to aggrandise Madrid.
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Both films tell marginalised stories that would have previously had trouble getting made in Hollywood, let alone winning its top award.
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Though marginalised, the legislature had been scaring off foreign investors by threatening to withhold approval of joint ventures and other deals.
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Its new guidelines, titled "Conflicts Between Competing Values or Priorities", explicitly endorses the view that free speech can harm "marginalised" groups.
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Young Qataris have effectively only experienced modernity: history has largely been marginalised as projects of extraordinary scale and ambition take place.
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None of the main parties put such chronic problems as discrimination against Dalits, women and other marginalised groups on their agendas.
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The court recognised the community as a marginalised group and directed authorities to implement policies to improve their socio-economic status.
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One answer, which had been crafted decades earlier but largely marginalised, received more attention than most: Hyman Minsky's financial-instability hypothesis.
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Yes the law in Alabama is an attack on women - but more specifically, it's an attack on poor and marginalised women.
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So, places and sounds that allow marginalised people to feel seen and to literally just fucking enjoy themselves remain hugely necessary.
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But surrounded by foreign majorities, they have been marginalised: land reforms limit their traditional nomadic pastoralism, while trade restrictions keep them poor.
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The current phenomenon of college students demanding "no platform" policies and "safe spaces" is admirable in its goal of protecting marginalised groups.
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The people depicted in "The Florida Project" have been so thoroughly marginalised that they are rarely even mentioned among communities in need.
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"French banks are playing a political role," she said, suggesting her party was being unjustly marginalised because of its far-right programme.
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We know that development, imposed by external forces that exploit the local labour force is not in the interest of the marginalised.
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They also ensure a share of state jobs and favours to politically marginalised groups, in place of a fuzzy promise of "inclusion".
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His plans are therefore likely to raise left-leaning voters' hackles and could drive others who feel marginalised into less reformist arms.
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They are among the most excluded and marginalised communities, with social indicators such as education and employment lower than the national average.
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We must speak out against any measures that target those who are often already marginalised and discriminated against — especially Muslims and migrants.
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Many migrants from rural areas working in cities feel rootless and marginalised, denied access to facilities such as health care and education.
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The age of the retweet builds networked causes and unites marginalised voices, but can also represent "remix culture" at its most lazy.
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In the 2010s, grime kids are choosing to be roadmen, perhaps proving how little has changed in the popularisation of marginalised cultures.
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For example, scholars may be able to argue that those disappointed or marginalised by the US political establishment voted for Trump's promises.
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The work seeks to highlight the plight of overlooked small dogs and (by rather lengthy extension) marginalised and oppressed human members of society.
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In Beirut, gatherings devoted to sharing true stories are promoting tolerance and social cohesion, breaking taboos and allowing marginalised voices to be heard.
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Mari Murakami, a 29-year-old lesbian, says she feels "marginalised" when she votes, because the leading parties are against same-sex marriage.
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Perhaps a more significant concern is that for certain less privileged and marginalised groups offensive speech can impede learning by causing psychological damage.
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"You can't just claim and take a living tradition of a marginalised people," Adrienne Keene, a Cherokee activist and writer, said on Twitter.
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Noah Tucker, a journalist and academic, argues that Kyrgyzstan's ethnic Uzbeks have been marginalised by successive governments since inter-ethnic clashes in 2010.
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While less confrontational than James, publishers like And Other Stories and Dodo Ink actively engage with the industry structures that exclude marginalised writers.
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We worry that these conversations will become even more marginalised than before as the focus once again shifts entirely onto rebuilding the Mackintosh.
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American Idiot is kind of the same in that people can interpret it however they want if they're feeling marginalised in some way.
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"We're the only Muslim and Arab country that has remained faithful to its sociopolitical ideals of solidarity with the poor and marginalised," he says.
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"Hopefully, one thing that comes out of this is better lines of communication between the police and marginalised communities across the city," he added.
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The Obama administration, which was criticised by Syria's opposition for not doing more to end the violence, was increasingly marginalised as Russia's influence grew.
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Female characters may no longer be tied to train-tracks and rescued by mustachioed heroes, but they still tend to be stereotyped and marginalised.
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People who were not deeply economically marginalised—unemployment has remained low in most countries—nevertheless became susceptible to feeling excluded and to blaming others.
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That put them outside the homeland that Tamil separatists fought for during the long civil war, and leaves them marginalised within the Tamil minority.
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With messianic fervour, he conjures up marginalised voices and the horrors of mass incarceration, against a backbeat of sporting thrills and that apocalyptic crescendo.
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He has staged all-women rallies and spent much time canvassing in the peripheral provinces, home to marginalised but large ethnic and religious minorities.
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Early buildings for the deaf and blind, built in the 19th or 20th centuries, were as marginalised and isolated as their inhabitants then were.
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"Driving a taxi is a way for these marginalised people who may not get so many opportunities to gain respectability and independence," Kharat said.
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Kind cited the criminal justice system as one area where marginalised communities have been discriminated against by the use of facial recognition and algorithms.
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When today's authoritarians reach power, though, the revolutionary force is mostly felt by opponents of the new regime, who are marginalised and sometimes persecuted.
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It is one of the oldest known diseases, first mentioned in written records in 600 BC, and affects the poorest and most marginalised communities.
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Qat, used largely by a small, marginalised group, is also a useful drug for sending political signals, namely that the government is tough on drugs.
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The V4 felt (literally) marginalised by Angela Merkel's decision to keep her country's borders open to refugees at the peak of the crisis in 2015.
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Just as it has cut the cost of serving the unbanked in emerging markets, it has made marginalised groups in developed countries cheaper to serve.
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They feel marginalised and anxious about their future, and they wanted to send a message, and the liberals are not paying any attention to that.
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"Jayalalithaa ji's connect with the citizens, concern for welfare of the poor, the women and marginalised will always be a source of inspiration," Modi said.
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The Zaydis, a Shia sect, who make up perhaps 40% of the population, felt particularly marginalised by Mr Saleh (though he is one of them).
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He also fought a vicious war against the Houthis, a group including a large number of Zaidi Shia Muslims, who felt marginalised by the government.
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"The situation is less worrying than it was two months ago because [Mr] Navarro seems to be more and more marginalised," said one European official.
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Just Mercy tells the story of Bryan Stevenson, a lawyer who spent over three decades fighting for legal reform and social justice for marginalised people.
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Oueslatia, near the historic religious city of Kairoaun, is like many marginalised, rural Tunisian towns where unemployment is high and opportunities scarce for young men.
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In particular, scepticism about the rights of marginalised groups and individuals, where issues of life and death are at stake, are not up for debate.
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Fan fiction gives women and other marginalised groups the chance to subvert that perspective, to fracture a story and recast it in her own way.
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For decades paid leave was "dismissed as anti-business and marginalised as a woman's issue," says Ellen Bravo, who runs Family Values at Work, an NGO.
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"If we end up with a reformed rather than a collapsing international order with a focus on development rather than security — then Russia will be marginalised."
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Entertainment businesses in Beijing are often ephemeral, so it is all the more surprising that one catering for such a marginalised clientele has lasted this long.
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It was a call to place the locus of church life among the poor and marginalised, as opposed to leaving it with religious and secular elites.
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So what's going on in the strong economy is that there's this large population, especially of working-age, marginalised folks, that are coming back to work.
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Calming the worries of those who feel frustrated, marginalised and underappreciated will be the biggest challenge for proponents of free trade and ethnic and racial diversity.
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In the past year, the number of cases accepted by courts relating to the rights of socially marginalised groups has surged, even though few have won.
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Even though the north-east has the lowest proportion of foreign-born residents in England (just 1.6%), UKIP's rhetoric struck a chord with the economically marginalised.
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The "books" are selected from a catalogue of marginalised individuals: refugees, ex-strippers, single mothers, Muslim converts, homeless people, those affected by autism and so on.
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Sexually frustrated and socially marginalised, young bachelors are more likely to resort to violence or stealing to secure a mate, and become easy recruits for rebel armies.
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An even higher number of people in some marginalised groups reported abuse: 56 per cent of people with a disability and 50 per cent of Indigenous Australians.
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Whilst we appreciate the Bangladesh government's support up until now, we do hope they can continue to provide security and protection for this incredibly marginalised and persecuted population.
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That MPs are being marginalised at this crucial early stage is thus a concern: so much of what is to come turns on Mrs May's initial negotiating strategy.
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After many years during which Mao had become increasingly marginalised in Chinese political culture, China's current leader, Xi Jinping, is trying to re-establish the late chairman's authority.
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The film is the latest effort from director Sean Baker, whose lo-fi trans drama "Tangerine" (2015) offered an entertaining and non-judgmental look at a marginalised community.
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"Drag Race" realises that the art-form of drag is rebellious, that it brings marginalised people together, and requires a confidence that is both fragile and out-sized.
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The epicentre lay 30km (18 miles) south of Halabja in Iraq, but almost all of the casualties occurred in Iran's Kurdish heartland, in the country's marginalised north-west.
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When Mr Trump boosts coal and steel, men who feared that they had been marginalised in dirty, dying industries suddenly feel as if they are worth something again.
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No longer enjoying a popular mandate, and with opposition marginalised, the League has bullied and muzzled the press and bought off public officials with a hefty pay rise.
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That is why it is essential to sensitise villagers about changing dynamics, said Shashank Bibhu of CARE India, a charity that works for women from poor, marginalised communities.
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"We are divided, so voters feel their votes would be marginalised and would not lead to any big change" if they opted for an opposition party, Tamaki said.
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It also noted reports by non-governmental organisations that the government sometimes failed to act on mob attacks on religious minorities, marginalised communities, and critics of the government.
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Jooyoung Lee, a sociologist and an expert on serial homicide cases, said the fact that McArthur's victims belonged to marginalised groups may have helped him evade police for years.
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Yet in practice ethnic groups, particularly those from China's borderlands, who are visually distinctive, are discriminated against and increasingly marginalised as ethnic Han have moved into their home regions.
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The CIA had been created after Pearl Harbour to guard against surprise attacks, yet in the 22015s the agency's bin Laden hunters had been marginalised as eccentric and obsessive.
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But the case provides an opportunity for Parliament to assert its role in the Brexit negotiations, from which it has so far been marginalised by the government (see article).
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Because of our discomfort with death, obituary writers are destined to be marginalised: it's probably a lot more fun to hear their story than to live it every day.
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Anglophones, who make up less than a fifth of the population, feel marginalised in almost every sphere of life, ranging from the allocation of state resources to political representation.
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The focus on marginalised groups and "cultural" studies was a valuable corrective to traditional history which focused almost entirely on the deeds of white men, particularly white male politicians.
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On stage in Hammersmith this weekend, they repeatedly acknowledged the marginalised communities present within the crowd, providing reassurance that—in this room, at least—they are seen and heard.
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"Regulators across Europe need to be seen to act fast and decisively to regain the trust of citizens online, particularly those systematically marginalised or vulnerable to targeting," he said.
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" They called the process "non-inclusive and non-transparent," adding that "challenges to the status quo, even from member states and many UN agencies, have been marginalised and dissent stifled.
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A My Choices Foundation study found 90 percent of trafficked girls came from the most marginalised communities, and that any decision to release a girl usually rested with the father.
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And they have relentlessly broadened and deepened their appeal as establishment politicians have marginalised the issues that give them life, for example treating worries about migration as nothing but racism.
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He knows that you can take these two marginalised things, science and religion, and put the two together because they're both about awesomeness and being part of a grand story.
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People who are poor or marginalised due to gender, age, ethnicity or religious identity are also more likely to have limited access to proper water and sanitation, the report noted.
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There are political insights into the persecution complex of the Alawites, the heterodox religious minority, historically poor and marginalised, which has come to dominate the ruling civil and military elite.
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Leaving aside concerns about data-security and marginalised communities, this risk should send warning signals to any country — from the almost cashless Sweden to the most cash-dependent emerging market.
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The forlorn photos of the remaining tower blocks give exhibition-goers a rare insight into Trinitat Nova and provide a vital record of life in the marginalised district, she said.
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That the changing climate touches everything and everyone should be obvious—as it should be that the poor and marginalised have most to lose when the weather turns against them.
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"The moment I ban a displaced or marginalised person from travelling to work, I'm implicitly leaving him as a victim for an extremist ideology," says Jad Chaaban, the report's lead author.
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In eye-catching ways, Francis has picked up the themes of the movement by reaching out to the marginalised, including migrants, victims of people-trafficking and those affected by climate change.
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He divides his time between Kabul, where he grumbles in public, tearfully, about being marginalised, and his home territory in the north, where he mobilises unauthorised militias to fight the Taliban.
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Parties have been "demonised" because of corruption, says Marta Suplicy, a senator from the centrist Brazilian Democratic Movement whose term ended in December, "but that doesn't mean they should be marginalised".
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Meanwhile, the indigenous Mayans felt they had been marginalised, with their traditional manner of collective farm ownership, or ejido farming, increasingly jeopardised by government policies and the slow encroachment of globalisation.
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"Dalit women are the most marginalised, so we made a conscious decision to only hire them, so they could report news that is truly local," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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But the gendered coding of certain activities does directly serve to prevent a marginalised group from excelling, forcing them to embody the stereotypes thrust upon them by the denial of opportunity.
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We should be able to celebrate black music in Britain, and how it's having a mainstream moment, after years of being marginalised, mocked and denigrated through an association with inherent criminality.
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The structural barriers that were erected against marginalised groups, such as not being able to vote, work in many professions or enter university, have contributed to the inequality that we see today.
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These are works which push at the boundaries of gender, in similar ways to Woolf's novel, yet are also, unlike the aristocratic Orlando, portraits of the under-represented, the marginalised, the oppressed.
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Ms Stanger made clear that she sympathised with Mr Murray's critics: "We have got to do better by those who feel and are marginalised," she wrote, adding a sideswipe at Donald Trump.
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Of course it is not really artists who have abandoned Mr Trump but Mr Trump who, they feel, has abandoned them and their values—free expression, dissent, the inclusion of marginalised voices.
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Six years after Tunisia's revolution ended Zine El-Abidine Ben Ali's autocratic rule, the North African state is still struggling to deliver economic opportunities to unemployed youth in marginalised regions like Tatatouine.
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" He said gangs were from the most excluded and marginalised parts of society: "You can't just see the gangs as criminal groups but as a social problem that needs a social approach.
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Expecting a marginalised group of people to enter an institution they were systematically denied access to, and then denouncing them as lesser sportspeople on the basis of their gender, is totally flawed.
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As part of recent "listening sessions", union leaders and local development organisations have shared their tales about how the hot economy is forcing employers to pull in some of America's most marginalised workers.
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To compound matters, the contemporary fashion for viewing the politically oppressed as defenceless, vulnerable victims has led to a downgrading of free-expression principles in order to protect those marginalised minorities from offence.
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The evidence so far suggests that the Brexit and Trump campaigns appealed to the same sort of voters: those who feel they have been marginalised, or even victimised, by the march of globalisation.
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In real life, Mr Lustig is already somewhat marginalised in his community because of his artistic aspirations, but the script, based on his life, honours this community in ways no film yet has.
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OPEC has been marginalised as a decision-making group; the oil market has moved into a post-OPEC era where management is undertaken by Riyadh and Moscow with some political input from Washington.
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Kiarostami understood that Iran's richest story was not its politics but its people, and he chronicled the lives of Iran's most marginalised—its villagers, labourers, single mothers, elderly, and orphans—with great compassion.
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"Social status and poverty intersect to make women from historically marginalised groups especially vulnerable to exploitative labour arrangements, forcing them to provide cheap labour," wrote the authors led by social worker Harsh Mander.
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The decision to exclude some marginalised groups from the CAA is "extremely disturbing", said Meenakshi Ganguly, South Asia director at advocacy group Human Rights Watch, calling on the government to revoke the CAA.
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A much more sensible position would be to say that reverse racism can exist, but that it is rare in comparison to examples of racism against historically marginalised groups and almost always less harmful.
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It exists "to make every Indian, no matter how poor or marginalised, visible to the state," Nandan Nilekani, a software billionaire and the architect of the programme, wrote in his 2015 book, "Rebooting India".
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Overall, the poll conducted by Populus, a research firm, on behalf of the Varkey Foundation, an educational charity, shows that among young people there is broad support for expanding rights to historically marginalised minority groups.
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When Meg Rosoff, the author of How I Live Now, wrote on Facebook that "there are not too few books for marginalised young people; there are hundreds of them, thousands of them," it drew controversy.
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And this afternoon, as the party leadership posed for photographs with its two newly elected "lead candidates"for September's general election, she remained seated once again; out on the edge of the long panel. Marginalised.
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A notable example of an individual whose theology is informed by their social conditions is Pope Francis: his "theology of the people" extends its roots back to his work with marginalised communities in his native Argentina.
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This year's U.N. World Water Development Report highlights the uneven nature of water access around the world, and urges governments not to leave behind poor and socially marginalised people in the provision of water and sanitation.
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He would thus alleviate Kurdish fears of being marginalised, having served their purpose in fighting IS. Come the election in November, Western powers are likely to turn a blind eye if the ballot is again postponed.
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Supporters said they are unhappy with the fact that Arsenal face a third successive season in the Europa League, believe the atmosphere at their Emirates Stadium to be "soulless" and feel "marginalised" by the club's owners.
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In particular, the marginalised Tharu and Madhesi ethnic groups who live in the populous, lowland Terai region, which runs along Nepal's long southern border, felt the constitution gave them less representation than they had been promised.
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And it is most easily achieved by those with resources; people who are marginalised and excluded, who the IPCC finds tend to be most affected by climate change, have the least capacity to adapt to it.
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Melinda Gates, who co-founded the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation with her husband Bill Gates, backed Maxima, saying digital financial services had to reach women, marginalised people and the poor to create an equitable world.
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In light of the marginalised status of transgender people in America, and the gender discrimination behind their exclusion from the military, the government must show an "exceedingly persuasive justification" for treating them differently, Judge Kollar-Kottely wrote.
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TIM LEVEQUE Hilton Head Island, South Carolina It is true that, seemingly against the odds, Bangladesh has made enormous progress in reaching our poorest and most marginalised communities with better sanitation facilities ("Beating the bugs", March 214th).
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Your briefing on the regions of the world that have been marginalised by globalisation stated that economists "once thought that, over time, inequalities between both regions and countries would naturally even out" ("In the lurch", October 21st).
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Portraying Ms Harding from her teen years to her final disgrace, Ms Robbie paints a portrait of both power and vulnerability, finding complexity in a character that is perpetually simplified and marginalised by even her loved ones.
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MUMBAI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Mumbai's lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender citizens will soon be able to drive private taxis in the city, in a sign of the increasing acceptance of the marginalised community in India's commercial capital.
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"For a lot of people who are already marginalised to begin with, so much energy goes into considerations regarding safety and comfort," says founder Kira Magee, a queer-identifying medical science graduate who specialises in remedial massage.
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It's a world wide crack down on freedom of expression, on women, on marginalised people, on sex and sex work, on non conventional forms of labour that counter the status quo: the domination of corporations and patriarchy.
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Psychologist Brigitte Juy counsels Muslim youths who feel marginalised and angry at French society and may be vulnerable to militant recruiters and others who have been exposed to hardline Islamic ideology, including some who have returned from Syria.
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These include the sexual abuse of children by clerics; the confinement of marginalised women in industrial-scale "Magdalene Laundries" (institutions for what were termed "fallen women"); and forced adoptions and undocumented mass burials at "mother and baby" homes.
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"He is trying to show that he is no longer 'embarrassed' by his Hinduism, and this is a huge thing since the core RSS belief is that the secular state has left Hindus culturally marginalised," says Mr Mehta.
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"The LGBT community is one of the most marginalised and discriminated community in our country and just because they are not comfortable with their bodies or attracted to the same sex doesn't make them less human," Dhaliwal said.
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It's debatable whether the sheer quantity of pop culture is a good thing, but one clear benefit is that there is now room for every marginalised group to have the spotlight turned on them—even the authors of death.
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MUMBAI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The founder of a non-profit in Mumbai that educates sex workers' daughters has been shortlisted for a $1 million global award for teaching that she hopes will help change attitudes toward these marginalised people.
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Agha said the HNC, which has insisted on Assad's removal from power at the start of a political transition, had been marginalised ahead of a conference of the Syrian opposition which Saudi Arabia is due to host this week.
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In the space of a few syllables, she collapses the strain of a double-whammy marginalised position – being both a woman, and a black woman – into a wider worry about how to match the bravado of her performance guise.
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A broad majority may wish to stand alongside a marginalised or minority group by proclaiming generic messages such as "love is love", but there still needs to be space for artists to tell the specific stories that underpin that message.
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The exhibition comes as the election of Donald Trump as U.S. president has prompted many Americans — who may not have been especially engaged with activism in the past — to protest against what they see as policies that harm marginalised communities.
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The combination of these two things also challenged the idea of "respectability politics": ie, that marginalised groups, instead of calling out society, act "respectable" to fit in and that by attaining positions of power you shift power in society as well.
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The tendency retreated to a few islands of rage during the long post-war prosperity: France's National Front drew its support from marginalised groups such as the pieds-noirs forced from Algeria after decolonisation, and small shopkeepers who hated paying taxes.
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ANDY VAN WALLEGHEMCypress, Texas Marginalised communitiesIt was very welcome to see a thoughtful article on the dire situation of Gypsies and Travellers in Britain who find themselves newly ineligible to apply for an authorised encampment ("No place to roam", January 13th).
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Because getting rid of Wireless festival won't magically delete systemic problems with deprivation or wanting to drink so much you black out or women being reduced to inherently sinful body parts or language wielded as a weapon against marginalised communities.
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However, the Sexual Rights Centre (SRC), a non-profit organisation that supports marginalised vulnerable groups such as sex workers and the LGBT+ community in Bulawayo, said there had been an increase in the number of children in the sex trade.
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During the Second World War, the Chinese—the only immigrant community in the US to be explicitly excluded (unless Trump gets his way)—went from being marginalised and shunted into Chinatown ghettos to being allies in the fight against fascism.
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He puts the blame on two things: first, the retreat from the public sphere into esoteric academic debates and second, the growing obsession with "cultural, social and gender history" and the near obsession with the history of marginalised and oppressed groups.
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"Many communities are fed up with cuts, fed up with economic dislocation and feel very angry at the way they've been betrayed and marginalised by successive governments in very poor areas of the country," Corbyn told BBC TV on Friday.
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"The fear is that women would finally have a say in how resources are used and shared in towns, which could then spill over to villages (and) ... disrupt the status quo that has marginalised Naga women politically and economically," she said.
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But perhaps this is a reason for all feminists, both trans and not, to unite to challenge gender stereotypes together, rather than assigning blame for the issue to a marginalised group that is just trying to navigate the same difficulties as everyone else.
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TC: It is very noticeable that in the "The current state of diversity and inclusion in tech" section of the guide the entire conversation is reduced to the underrepresentation of women in tech, leaving out other marginalised groups or other definitions of diversity.
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FestivalMarch 5 – Melbourne at the Tote BeachesHoly BalmLucy ClichéRed Red KrovvyDeep HeatMolluscMassesStationsPleasure SymbolsSimona CastricumEN VSleepless NightsThetaHi-Tec Emotions All proceeds go to the Victorian YWCA housing facilities, which provides shelter, education and support for over 250 at-risk and marginalised women around Melbourne.
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As assessments of quality are increasingly crowd-sourced—through the Facebook "Like" button, the Yelp review, and algorithms predicting preferences based on previous purchases—the professional critic is marginalised as at best irrelevant and at worst the embodiment of an elitist and undemocratic patriarchy.
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In a statement, the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops described the proposals as "an affront to human dignity, an erosion of human solidarity, and a danger to all vulnerable persons—particularly the aged, disabled, infirm and sick who so often find themselves isolated and marginalised".
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In a near-cashless world vulnerable groups, such as the poor, the elderly and migrants, could become further marginalised, and those who are especially cash-dependent for income, such as churches, charities and the homeless, could expect to see a drop in their incomes.
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"Anyone moving to this neighborhood or [...] any historically Black neighborhood in any city who thinks trotting out the worst perceptions of these areas to appear cool or funny while people are being displaced and further marginalised as a result are scum," one Instagram commenter wrote.
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The killing, which followed a large car bomb in Londonderry in January that police also blamed on the New IRA, has raised fears that small marginalised militant groups are exploiting a political vacuum in the province and tensions caused by Britain's decision to leave the European Union.
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Azevedo said the benefits of trade should be shared more widely, with a system that does more to include poor countries, small firms, marginalised groups and entrepreneurs - an apparent nod to anti-globalisation activists who say secretive trade talks are exclusively aimed at helping big business.
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Because they're dependent on family credit (which is dependent on intergenerational wealth), income (which is racially biased) and location (which is racially charged thanks to the continued segregation in the United States), credit ratings look very different for African-Americans, Native Americans, and other marginalised populations.
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Their promise to fight hard to amend the constitution, as well as further demands for greater local rights from other parts of the multi-lingual, multi-ethnic and multi-religious country, could augur trouble, unless the communists shed their victors' hubris to accommodate the Madhesis and other marginalised people.
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Oh, and: In any event, today's supplementary Statement of Objections finds that even if merchant platforms are included in the market affected by Google's practices, comparison shopping services are a significant part of that market and Google's conduct has weakened or even marginalised competition from its closest rivals.
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John Carlin, whose book inspired the film "Invictus", which portrayed Nelson Mandela inspiring an almost lily-white national rugby team to World Cup victory in 1995, the year after apartheid ended, says that black players have been "socially marginalised" and that "subtle racism" still prevails at the top.
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For us, we want anybody who feels marginalised, and especially feels scared right now – and there are a lot of people of different ethnicities and sexual orientation who are scared – to see our shows as a place to feel like you're welcome in a country where you feel unwelcome.
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He drew Iran's disengaged cosmopolitan middle classes, women, Iranian exiles and marginalised ethnic and religious minorities to the ballot box with denunciations of his opponents as people who "shame freedom" and "only executed and jailed, cut out tongues and sewed mouths shut...and banned the pen and banned the picture".
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Because "the article revealed the anti-Blackness, anti-LGBTQ+ and anti-woman bigotry of Abrams" and "threatens the safety and well-being of marginalised people," the students demanded that his position "be put up to a tenure review to a panel of the Diaspora Coalition and at least three faculty members of colour".
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While you're improving how female characters are written in your scripts, look for opportunities to write in and write well other people who are traditionally marginalised by screen industries: people of colour, indigenous people, people with disabilities, working class people, people in poverty, and lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex and queer people.
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"While the web has created opportunity, given marginalised [sic] groups a voice, and made our daily lives easier, it has also created opportunity for scammers, given a voice to those who spread hatred, and made all kinds of crime easier to commit," Berners-Lee wrote today in an open letter commemorating the web's anniversary.
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His participation sharpens the central divide in Ethiopian politics, between those who defend what is known as "ethnic federalism"—claiming it is the only way to guarantee the rights of once marginalised groups—and those like the prime minister who would dilute it, on the grounds that too much ethnicity in politics is divisive.
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Gay, who explained that she receives death threats every week, and pays for a security service to monitor and protect her, said that it was "important to acknowledge the death threats people receive for daring to have opinions, for daring to be black or brown or queer or disabled or women or trans or any marginalised identity".
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In a year that has dealt more blows than usual to marginalised communities and young people in the UK – from the discriminative door policies of West End clubs to the closure of Fabric – Skepta's Mercury win feels like a rare break in the clouds, where a group in charge of an important decision finally made one that is representative of the current UK climate.
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For me, this can only be explained by an underlying truth—that unlike in the era of Mao Zedong when, paradoxically, an isolated, marginalised China still tried to commit funds to the outside world in support of Maoist insurrection movements in places as far-flung as Bhutan and Paris, the unhappy and contentious outcomes of that era mean that, on the whole, China today is not interested in changing our minds about our own systems.
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Rather, her breaking point — what made her feel she could no longer participate in the platform's "profoundly broken culture" — was that Twitter has failed to acknowledge and deal with the alt-right's use of the social network to spread its racist ideology, leading to severe, real-world repercussions: The white supremacist, anti-feminist, isolationist, transphobic "alt-right" movement has been beta-testing its propaganda and intimidation machine on marginalised Twitter communities for years now — how much hate speech will bystanders ignore?
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