The solution, rather, is to ensure that the study of the marginalized not itself be marginalized — or self-marginalized.
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Now, these people who are marginalized, I mean, if you probably add them all up, there is marginalized people than non-marginalized people.
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And the specific concerns of marginalized groups can often be, well, marginalized.
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And beyond that it grew to be about supporting marginalized people in marginalized communities.
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Marginalized groups experience mental health issues at a higher rate [than non-marginalized groups].
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But if you keep treating marginalized people like children, they are going to remain marginalized.
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"The marginalized just become more marginalized when there is stress on the system," she said.
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But the real mystery is why American libertarianism was ever marginalized (and why they marginalized themselves).
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How do you make an event that is truly inclusive, which prioritizes those marginalized even within marginalized communities?
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What's largely happened is that people who have traditionally been marginalized by society have been marginalized online, too.
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"Especially in today's environment, because somebody may be looked down upon as socially marginalized, economically marginalized …" he says, pausing.
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"If more stories are told about marginalized communities, subcultures and minorities, the less marginalized they will be," he wrote.
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That's why I'm a progressive liberal: I'm very concerned about marginalized groups, and, to me, the unborn fall under a marginalized group.
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"Of course there are always going to be people in marginalized communities who want to hold other marginalized people back," she said.
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If you want to find out what's happening and how things are for marginalized people, then you can talk to marginalized people.
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And if I am going to fight what I have been marginalized for, I am going to fight for all marginalized people.
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"It's only fair if the talent pool is a 50-50 split between the marginalized and the not so marginalized," Tran argues.
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The general argument among net neutrality advocates is that without an open internet, members of society who have historically been marginalized and silenced will be in danger of being further marginalized and silenced, or marginalized and silenced once more — particularly women and minorities.
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Or at the very least, maybe they could have made some marginalized people feel a little less marginalized by their sheer presence in the legislature.
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"When porn hyperfixates on a marginalized star's body size, race, gender, and/or capabilities, marginalized viewers take a toll," Ana Valens wrote for The Daily Dot.
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We are very aware that cannabis has been used to target marginalized groups of people and people who are not marginalized have not been targeted by it.
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They're marginalized the way the kids in The Breakfast Club are marginalized: They may all be on their respective fringes, but they also all have places they belong.
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"I think the president has found a niche in voters of the people who feel marginalized and I think he has continued to nurture those marginalized voters," she said.
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"I think the president has found a niche in voters of the people who feel marginalized, and I think he has continued to nurture those marginalized voters," she said.
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Not only do we need to be able to account for marginalized people on screen — especially in action/sci-fi genre — we need to see marginalized experiences on screen as well.
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I want inclusion of all women & marginalized people . NOW.
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" He added: "They're marginalized, but in fact, they're heroes.
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It focuses on marginalized, disadvantaged youth -- particularly refugee youth.
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Kelly has been marginalized -- but remains on the job.
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The politics of solidarity on the left put a premium on showing concern for all marginalized or potentially marginalized groups, without making distinctions among who is being more hurt (playing "oppression Olympics").
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And it's difficult to ignore the fact that many of these creators are marginalized and/or minorities who are using their content, their work, and their internet spaces to discuss their marginalized identities.
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Because (as Rose Eveleth documented beautifully in an episode of her podcast Flash Forward about the census) when already marginalized communities go uncounted in the census, they get further marginalized: underresourced and ignored.
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Navarro has reportedly been marginalized in the White House before.
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His foreign policy team is full of marginalized Russian sycophants.
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The lowest castes, or untouchables, were marginalized and faced persecution.
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Clinton has two selling points that are key to marginalized
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Particularly damning is what today's repeal will mean for marginalized
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Still, the place is perceived as dirty, marginalized and segregated.
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And once Trump took over, Smith seemed to be marginalized.
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It brings visibility and validation to identities marginalized by society.
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It happens to several women in marginalized communities, she explained.
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This draws out huge numbers of poor, marginalized community members.
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This must include traditionally marginalized communities and communities of color.
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Page later got to discussing hate crimes against marginalized groups.
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I want inclusion of all women & marginalized people. NOW. #TIMESUP.
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The mainstream labor movement marginalized radicals and underwrote imperial nationalism.
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They are marginalized in the news agenda, so to speak.
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And, more often than not, targets have been marginalized people.
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Danvers wasn't the only superheroine marginalized in her first appearance.
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Those who are marginalized and rejected, feared and left behind.
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Tweeting about significant issues that impact marginalized people isn't politics.
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Above all else, remember that your marginalized friends are individuals.
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Inevitably, schools use that disciplinary authority disproportionately against marginalized students.
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More important, queer Muslims are marginalized if not simply invisible.
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The focus was on how whites were marginalized and beleaguered.
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We are marginalized when we are older and considered irrelevant.
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That, to me anyway, seems like a distinctly marginalized experience.
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Even so, the agency is also marginalized in many ways.
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Marginalized students were also found to be at greater risk.
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People with marginalized sexualities deserve to have erotica as well.
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They also tend to be young and from marginalized backgrounds.
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Any time you're marginalized, you deserve, nonetheless, to be human.
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It could have a disparate impact on the world's marginalized.
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Prince wasn't merely a voice for marginalized or queer communities.
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Making room for marginalized people opens up space for everyone.
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"For many marginalized groups, it's a double whammy," Poland said.
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It's that these scholars are marginalized in overly specialized fields.
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Marginalized people have always sounded the alarm about encroaching fascism.
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When people are marginalized, even unintentionally, it inflicts a toll.
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Listen: Nashville has long marginalized female performers, songwriters and producers.
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Without diversity, participation wanes, as workers of color become marginalized.
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Historians have noted that quarantines have often targeted marginalized populations.
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"Women are marginalized, let's face it," Madonna said between songs.
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Instead, it has caused great harm, particularly for marginalized populations.
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Guns are acts of violence against America's most marginalized communities.
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Cohn's role Trump's decision left Cohn marginalized, sources told CNN.
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Given platform to stand up for marginalized and oppressed people.
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We should be more inclusive of marginalized voices and perspectives.
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So why not do the same when approaching marginalized characters?
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They feel marginalized by Nairobi's ethnic Kikuyu and Kalenjin elite.
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How people in power maintain power and oppress marginalized groups.
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We should be more inclusive of marginalized voices and perspectives.
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The targets of censorship are typically dissidents, outsiders, the marginalized.
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The power of a woman artist has been so marginalized.
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They do feel isolated and marginalized, and with some justification.
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On the other hand, white supremacist capitalism exploits those they have marginalized, appropriates it for a mainstream audience, and shares none of the economic or cultural profits that these marginalized groups, often black, create.
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Most pointed to the frustrations of being stereotyped, marginalized and demeaned.
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Each year, for marginalized communities, Halloween comes weighed with extra baggage.
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Muslims who already feel under attack will feel even more marginalized.
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I've seen these things before in my work with marginalized individuals.
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People with Ya'alon's views, then, have becoming more marginalized over time.
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And they continue to be marginalized in the entertainment industry today.
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Now, many marginalized communities are even more concerned about their futures.
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Foreign influence operations against marginalized US communities went unchecked for months.
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Instead, they will punish the most marginalized and the most vulnerable.
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Those lyrics are about marginalized people and those who oppose them.
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The lower the caste, the more vulnerable and marginalized you are.
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Additionally, having an intersection of marginalized identities has proved even deadlier.
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My constituency, we were always totally marginalized by the mainstream anyway.
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"It takes away the power from these marginalized traditions," she says.
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It's a book for people with marginalized identities that sometimes compete.
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And when she heard no, by all accounts, she marginalized people.
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It is useful to understand how marginalized communities continue to struggle.
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Eight out of 10 educators reported higher anxiety by marginalized students.
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The short answer is that political elites successfully marginalized these attitudes.
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Francis is visiting some of the most marginalized parts of Mexico.
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Both episodes take advantage of marginalized persons wanting a better life.
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In essence, we are second class citizens, marginalized by political geography.
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And this is a group that has already felt marginalized enough.
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We need the leadership of marginalized people in order to win.
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These voices are already marginalized to the extremity of Canadian society.
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Where not just women are in danger, but all marginalized people.
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"This is just one example of (people being marginalized)," Vossen said.
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On international alliances, Trump has bullied, humiliated and marginalized our allies.
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And too often, gun violence disproportionately affects our most marginalized communities.
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Marginalized local communities also factor in some of these project decisions.
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But Miller and his views haven't been marginalized — far from it.
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Yes. The LGBT community has been marginalized over hundreds of years.
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Women were typically marginalized out of leadership roles in the church.
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But several female delegates said they felt ignored, marginalized or patronized.
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Here's one story about how a marginalized group won its rights.
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Hollywood needs to show a multiplicity of experiences within marginalized communities.
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Yet by granting citizenship to all men, the amendments marginalized women.
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Moreover, it was the victims, not the accused, who were marginalized.
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His work imagines new realities for marginalized communities around the world.
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Protesters were complaining of being marginalized by the French-speaking majority.
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"Witch hunt" once meant persecution of the marginalized by the powerful.
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Bourne died marginalized and bitter during the flu epidemic of 1918.
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"We're not representing marginalized folk in our yoga studios," she said.
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They were marginalized in death in an almost forgotten, unmarked cemetery.
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Did each strategy support the agency and voice of marginalized groups?
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Once dictators are marginalized in places with ancient rivalries, conflict erupts.
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The Oromos, Ethiopia's largest ethnic group, have been marginalized for decades.
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This also meant helping marginalized people improve their lives more broadly.
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Many sex workers are undocumented or come from otherwise marginalized communities.
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Gay Catholics became among the most marginalized groups in the church.
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"Artists who do not adopt this ideology are marginalized," he said.
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But unlike Ramos, she has rarely felt marginalized for her gender.
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In fact there is a risk that they become more marginalized.
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Kelley's subjects were marginalized figures — janitors, comic book characters, lonely teenagers.
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A hushed world of tiny things — the meager and the marginalized.
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The former President was at his lowest ebb, disgraced and marginalized.
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A big one is spotlighting contributions by people who are marginalized.
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He's a marginalized figure within an authoritarian and systemic racist structure.
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Yes. Gay and lesbian artists have been marginalized in the canon.
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More than anything, it reflects the growing influence of marginalized voices.
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They underscore the museum world's frequent failure to serve marginalized communities.
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I started feeling more and more marginalized and feeling more stressed.
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If we know anything from the history of government censorship, we know that this power is going to be used most aggressively against marginalized voices, controversial voices, but marginalized voices that we especially need to hear.
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Gabourey Sidibe is no stranger to telling the stories of marginalized women.
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But voters who feel disempowered and marginalized latch on to this promise.
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And gifted youth from marginalized groups benefit even more than other students.
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Protesting has long been a way for marginalized communities to combat oppression.
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The suffering of marginalized people under particular regimes is another key factor.
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It also legitimizes a type of discourse that had long been marginalized.
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We understand that in many cities, a sex worker community is marginalized.
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SESTA/FOSTA disproportionately endangers marginalized communities because they are already disproportionately criminalized.
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These movements are so marginalized that no one takes them seriously anymore.
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The writers remain blind to the abuse and violence marginalized groups receive.
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Kath and Dave feel marginalized after an accident leaves them temporarily disabled.
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To Gaut, Twitter's failure to recognize this fact has silenced marginalized voices.
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Together we can center the voices of the most marginalized among us.
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It was a moment of pure empowerment in an otherwise marginalized life.
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It's already such a marginalized industry, and that was not our intent.
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Marginalized people mostly populate the landscape to contribute to Patty's emotional growth.
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People keep talking about uplifting Black women and people from marginalized communities.
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They're also an underground, marginalized community, but they're in every country somewhere.
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Certainly, city leaders regard their attempt to help the marginalized as virtuous.
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For some marginalized groups of sex workers, police are their primary abusers.
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This year's march marginalized intersectional queer struggles and ongoing fights for decolonization.
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The Hannitys can only be marginalized through a slow process of attrition.
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It might mean realizing that such a vast class of desperate, marginalized
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You have a community that feels so marginalized, that is heavily armed.
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It's about finding an excuse to ignore the voices of marginalized people.
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For them, conservatism is about identifying with outsiders and marginalized white Americans.
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Otherwise, history risks collapsing the marginalized into the circumstances of their deaths.
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Ultimately, though, most ex-fighters will return home to marginalized rural areas.
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It has marginalized experts and deployed senior officials to perform clerical tasks.
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As a result, the study of America's political past is being marginalized.
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But "marginalized communities need water more than they need electricity," insisted Timoi.
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Protesters in the Oromo ethnic group, Ethiopia's largest, say they feel marginalized.
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"We have to speak for the marginalized" people, his wife, Tanya, said.
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When one group of us is marginalized, we all suffer for it.
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"I'm traumatized by the violence that marginalized people suffer already," he said.
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Under Putin, they were co-opted, marginalized, or strong-armed into obedience.
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Enforcement targeted marginalized groups like the Harlem jazz clubs and Latin venues.
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We're living in a marginalized government where we stand to be erased.
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At the very least, it's a story about oppressed and marginalized groups.
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It sheds light on an important issue that overwhelming impacts marginalized communities.
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But how are those same marginalized people also discriminated against in public?
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We know that marginalized groups are victimized at greater rates than others.
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Maligned, marginalized people are being lovely and sweet and endearing and helpful.
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In Ghana, a community of marginalized women are more vulnerable than most.
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"Marginalized communities don't have a voice at the table," Allam told CNN.
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It is the nation's largest ethnic group, but has long been marginalized.
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Some artists might have been marginalized for reasons of race or sexuality.
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Even here in New York, these identities feel far from equally marginalized.
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Now the focus was on the cultural status of traditionally marginalized groups.
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Active fund managers — human stock pickers — will be marginalized, the argument goes.
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Unemployment rates for marginalized groups such as black Americans have fallen sharply.
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France is also home to the yellow-vest protests from the marginalized.
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I was left to navigate my life feeling defective, marginalized and alone.
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Those Israelis were once marginalized as part of the right-wing fringe.
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"If you were gay, you felt marginalized, you felt ashamed," said Danton.
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This is a community that has been ultra-marginalized in the past.
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A more marginalized Sanders might have done less damage to Clinton's campaign.
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Even the yellow-vest protests of the marginalized have not been immune.
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The experience opened his eyes to grass-roots issues among marginalized groups.
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There is no one more marginalized in the Church than L.G.B.T. Catholics.
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The burdens will again be carried by the most marginalized among us.
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But Mr. Chávez had enormous empathy for the poor and the marginalized.
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They prospered, while Hong Kong's residents felt straitened economically and marginalized politically.
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Chinese business owners can easily make Taiwanese workers feel marginalized and vulnerable.
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Poorer families have few of these advantages, especially among historically marginalized populations.
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" They had been "insulted and defiled … mocked and marginalized for their beliefs.
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Representation should be a step toward seeing the interplay of marginalized communities.
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And in such a world, humanity is marginalized and no game remains.
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Native Americans have been historically marginalized and mistreated by the United States.
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A lot of them are people of color and from marginalized neighborhoods.
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I'm inspired by any person who's been marginalized yet persist to exist.
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Muslim perspectives are rare and marginalized in American society, to our detriment.
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Slowly, the other members of the royal family will become increasingly marginalized.
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Jesus challenged the doctrinally correct, and ministered to the marginalized and vulnerable.
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"Our province has been marginalized for more than 70 years," he said.
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The burden of this shift falls on people who are already marginalized.
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Our marginalized identities increase our chances of both racist and homophobic attacks.
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Wesaam wants to show the resilience of people who have been marginalized.
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S.-North Korea relations, in the foreseeable future, China cannot be marginalized.
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They're used first on marginalized communities, they're used on communities of color.
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Also, there is still a lot of medical mistrust in marginalized communities.
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Hollywood has never been the best at actually doing the work of diversifying its ranks when it comes to accurately depicting the stories and lives of marginalized people, let alone including those marginalized people in telling their own stories.
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Organize and participate in peaceful demonstrations to show your solidarity with marginalized groups.
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We're marching in solidarity with all Americans who feel marginalized, traumatized, and unheard.
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For marginalized Kenyans, like those in Nairobi's slums, police killings are nothing new.
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Those cases largely center around discrimination claims from marginalized groups, the report said.
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More generally, Whitman trained his poetic eye on those left marginalized by society.
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Corporations need to be exceptionally sensitive in how they advertise to marginalized communities.
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Video and performance artists, whose work can feel ephemeral, were even more marginalized.
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Uchoa and Antunes have given the stories of Brazil's marginalized an epic framing.
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That's not necessarily a space where marginalized people could feel comfortable speaking up.
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Right now there's a lot of room to emphasize that in marginalized communities.
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That can cause a lot of pain and suffering for these marginalized groups.
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So "Keisha Complexion" is very powerful for women, and women who are marginalized.
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The Bedouin of the Negev are among the most marginalized communities in Israel.
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Blacks, immigrants, Muslims, Jews, and other marginalized communities are understandably living in fear.
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But unless Nissan can regain the initiative, it risks being marginalized even more.
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These forgotten great beams of light that have been pushed aside and marginalized.
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Drug wars are wars on people, usually those who are poor and marginalized.
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"I know what it's like to be in a marginalized community," Haaland continued.
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These online movements can help marginalized communities push for visibility and social justice.
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There are other marginalized groups out there that you're not a part of.
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"It is extremely easy to make jokes about marginalized/disfranchised groups..." he continued.
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Net neutrality is especially important for marginalized groups that feel threatened by Trump.
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All together, it's the ultimate comeuppance for the most marginalized woman in Carbon.
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She emphasized this issue impacts women of color and marginalized communities the most.
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For individuals who have been made to feel marginalized, representation is particularly important.
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If someone craves belonging to a marginalized group, that too should be questioned.
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Frankly, [it's] the broken windows style that tends to harm marginalized communities more.
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It's still been marginalized in a lot of ways within the sport itself.
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"I'm going to continue to fight for marginalized and disenfranchised communities," she says.
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If you're from a marginalized, dehumanized community, you know what Anthony Bourdain meant.
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The way we talk about women, and all other marginalized groups, does matter.
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Federal, state and local policies are not adequate to protect these marginalized communities.
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You can't just claim and take a living tradition of a marginalized people.
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Others bring digital security and coding skills to marginalized communities who need them.
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Raquel Willis: The overarching goal of my work is to elevate marginalized folks.
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Behind this sense of dehumanization is a related, prevailing sense of being marginalized.
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They are at risk now of being marginalized or even brought to extinction.
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The free-speech lobby, they contend, favors the mighty while sidelining the marginalized.
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The noms tell us every year they could care less abt marginalized folk.
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U.S. citizens report feeling marginalized and excluded from basic civil rights and protections.
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Young people in the banlieues, marginalized and with few prospects, feel like victims.
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If these particularly marginalized but sympathetic figures aren't safe, no one is safe.
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Women in tech and women of color are completely marginalized in this industry.
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General Dostum has increasingly felt marginalized and humiliated by Mr. Ghani in Kabul.
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It might mean hiring more faculty who can best advocate for marginalized students.
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Schools want to boost minority enrollment and agencies want to benefit marginalized groups.
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They've got you so marginalized, they wouldn't even notice if you weren't there.
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Ordinary people, gripped by fear, lashed out against the marginalized people of society.
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People in those provinces complain the mostly French-speaking government has marginalized them.
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Jesus endured violence so that more marginalized and oppressed people didn't have to.
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Do you think that marginalized groups are being included in this national discussion?
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We can't continue to have conversations about marginalized groups without us leading them.
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What happens when an art form created by a marginalized community goes mainstream?
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There will always be another caravan, another group of marginalized or suffering people.
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So anxieties around racism and global warming are ultimately marginalized, or even dismissed.
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"Their work seeks to foreground voices that have perhaps been marginalized," he said.
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And I think as women, we, or any marginalized community, suffer from that.
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Although Jordan decriminalized same-sex behavior in 303, the gay community remains marginalized.
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Increasingly, when Mr. Mattis hasn't appeared marginalized, he has looked tamed and compromised.
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You are not creating a safe space for me or other marginalized people.
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I'm a marginalized person because I'm nonbinary, but I carry white body privilege.
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It was indicative of the way the show exploits marginalized identities in general.
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They seemed marginalized, and it was a lost opportunity to celebrate black women.
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It also served as a forum for culinary experiences helmed by marginalized communities.
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My list of socially marginalized affiliations grew — motherless, gay, only child, suicide survivor.
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Flake also said he's hopeful Bannon's role within the party is being marginalized.
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In Iraq, a pro-Tehran government marginalized Sunni Arabs and persecuted their leaders.
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"The world gets better when women are empowered rather than marginalized," he writes.
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There is one group even more marginalized than blacks or the LBGQT community.
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Those few stragglers who remain willing to challenge Trump have been largely marginalized.
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The left wants to reframe morality as caring for poor and marginalized people.
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That's why the traditional feminist left has been struggling and is increasingly marginalized.
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Visibility and representation can be deeply affirming for those marginalized from the mainstream.
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In other words, it was a safe space where marginalized employees could vent.
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" "I'm aware of the pain being experienced by the poor and the marginalized.
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For marginalized people, the tech world's constant barrage of "innovations" is getting exhausting.
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I understand: political correctness was invented to avoid insulting marginalized groups of people.
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It also means talking about a number of marginalized communities with specific needs.
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The "businessification" of basic services creates a deep crisis for poor marginalized communities.
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Was the show homophobic, racist, and willing to reduce marginalized people to punchlines?
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Some thought it was a great sentiment while others thought it marginalized immigrants.
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Poorer, less educated, marginalized Americans face more hurdles to reaching a comfortable retirement.
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So anything the "other" side said or is dismissed, ignored, marginalized or spun.
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People who are marginalized or not cisgender are doing it because it's urgent.
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Many parents at these schools said their children were marginalized at integrated schools.
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How often have I hindered the progress of scientists more marginalized than me?
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Significantly, black women were often marginalized in the 19th-century women's suffrage movement.
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"Defending the voiceless, the vulnerable, the marginalized, is priority number one," Olmstead suggests.
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Allowing marginalized people the space and opportunity to express their perspectives is critical.
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I'd say most of our members and supporters are less concerned with HRC becoming 'inclusive' of marginalized communities, and more concerned with HRC creating more space for leaders that come from within marginalized communities to pursue their own goals and agendas.
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ShayShay actively prioritizes those marginalized within the already marginalized LGBTQIA+ community, often presenting full line-ups of non-binary, female or POC performers to celebrate the strengths and talents of those who don't get the platform as much as they should.
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Climate change will have devastating impact on marginalized communities Climate scientists have said for decades that marginalized populations, particularly those in low-income communities and often people of color, will be the first and hardest hit by climate change's effects.
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I think it might help if you unpack this term "marginalized" a bit more.
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It pits the courage of the marginalized against the casual cruelty of American imperialism.
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But it still struggles to address demands for jobs and opportunities in marginalized regions.
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"She gave voice to weak, vulnerable, and marginalized people," her mother wrote in Swedish.
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The governor has since called for increased funding for some programs supporting marginalized groups.
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" Reign said she's not looking for quotas -- just "opportunities for people from marginalized communities.
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Indian feminists are now making the case that #MeToo must speak for marginalized women.
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There are marginalized communities who have encountered obstacles when exercising their right to vote.
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"Diversity is not just something that belongs to minorities and marginalized people," Williams said.
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It created an atmosphere in which progressives dominated the stage and moderates looked marginalized.
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He notes that connoisseurship is being marginalized, but doesn't explain why that has happened.
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We need more fiction, science fiction, mystery, business, poetry, and more from marginalized writers.
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She hasn't funded anything dangerous or brought any deliberate harm to any marginalized group.
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Ghost hunting, like other marginalized and creepy pursuits like cryptozoology, is dominated by men.
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This is because support for the Democratic Party comes from support for marginalized groups.
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People who are already so marginalized and so vulnerable are even more vulnerable now.
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And when multiple marginalized identities are in play, online dating is even more complicated.
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This means marginalized populations are disproportionately vulnerable to trafficking as a result of criminalization.
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I work tirelessly to represent & support marginalized communities I love & am a part of.
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How successful have you been in getting people fired or marginalized in their communities?
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They also recruited marginalized residents nostalgic for the Qaddafi regime, and former intelligence officials.
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"People our age get pretty marginalized out there in the world," Ms. Winson said.
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If it's just an artistic strategy, it's a potent way to reactivate marginalized voices.
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Scott D. Seligman: Chinese throughout the country were a marginalized people during this period.
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"The effects of activist burnout can be especially acute for marginalized groups," writes Solis.
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I think CS would lose something if we marginalized guys with those skill sets.
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He said he could understand how class discussions could leave some students feeling marginalized.
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"We need to lift up the most marginalized people in the community," she says.
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It has called new attention to programs aimed at helping students from marginalized groups.
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And marginalized things are, by definition, at the edge, likely to be pushed out.
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Because beneath every monstrous allegory is the story of a very human, marginalized experience.
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She calls the legislation "a flat-out ban" that would specifically impact marginalized communities.
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The GOP marginalized the issue throughout the eight years the party held the House.
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This could undermine militants' trust in the capital to the extent Osinbajo is marginalized.
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"All widows have the same problem - they are marginalized, stigmatized and abused," she said.
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How could this TRANS persyn, someone who is supposedly marginalized, be so Anti-Native?
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"The Emergency Fund helps the poorest and most marginalized students on campus," she continued.
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Since then, Gulen himself has become an increasingly marginalized figure across the political spectrum.
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It gets tricky when you start ranking the mistreatment of marginalized groups throughout history.
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Further isolating the marginalized among the population you serve is far from your duty.
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He advocated for marginalized populations and campaigned for safer working conditions for restaurant staffs.
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The announcement also erased any mention of LGBTQ youth and other marginalized youth completely.
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Nimr was hailed as a champion of the marginalized Shiite minority in Saudi Arabia.
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"Trans people are often some of the most marginalized people in society," Corinne says.
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Defend the mob and the powerful at the expense of those who are marginalized.
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Indigenous peoples have been marginalized for almost all of Bolivia's colonial and modern history.
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Leon and Susanna have much more in common, both having felt marginalized as teenagers.
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The cost may be high for Brazil, where basic rights for marginalized groups like
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Like Lawson, Hurston was constitutionally attracted to the marginalized, the obscure, the ostensibly lowly.
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They do not produce more mental health practitioners for marginalized or at-risk populations.
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It's offered a home for marginalized artists and communities to create and share work.
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They also offer workshops to marginalized communities within Lebanon, including refugees and migrant communities.
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But the effect on marginalized populations may be a violation of their constitutional rights.
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For many marginalized communities, we are told from birth that our lives are valueless.
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Further, marginalized groups tend to enjoy less empathy from society when they are harmed.
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"Anonymity gives us the ability to stand for all marginalized people," WITCH Boston said.
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Regev's goal is to dislodge the "elites" in order to elevate previously marginalized groups.
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It should not be the obligation of the already-marginalized to lift all boats.
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Social injustice crises have long led marginalized Americans to ask the government for help.
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Those of us who come from the periphery, the front lines, are being marginalized.
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The marginalized, the disenfranchised, the people who are terrified of the government, the homeless.
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Protesters are demanding jobs and a bigger proportion of state spending in marginalized regions.
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He marginalized print media in favor of television, which he can more easily control.
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Women were made to feel marginalized in meetings and were passed over for promotions.
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"Article 15" does a fine job of depicting how the marginalized are denied justice.
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It's important especially to marginalized people that are at risk when they say that.
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The games put the players in the uncomfortable positions of people with marginalized identities.
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The burden of this failure falls far harder on the marginalized than the powerful.
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Conservative populism is in ascendance, while free market Republicans have been left increasingly marginalized.
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While De Valera remained politically marginalized, the Irish Free State made important diplomatic gains.
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So when we look at, what questions are marginalized communities asking themselves every day?
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Scripture directs him to defend the poor, the sick, the marginalized, the societal castoffs.
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It indicates a move toward a sharing of resources and platforms between marginalized groups.
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Everyone I spoke with for this piece had a focus on helping marginalized voices.
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It became an indispensable tool for historically marginalized communities excluded from the financial mainstream.
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His novels explore the humanity and the noble yet fragile endurance of the marginalized.
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"He used his power to shine a light on marginalized communities," Mr. Arellano said.
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It includes providing alternative opportunities, empowering positive role models, and engaging with the marginalized.
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We're driving marginalized and isolated youth right into the arms of waiting extremist recruiters.
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He has consistently elevated the concerns of Latinos, people of color, and marginalized groups.
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Ms. Robredo, who is new to politics and untainted by wrongdoing, is being marginalized.
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It also acknowledges how people with mental health issues have been neglected and marginalized.
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In my paranoid, marginalized state, I forget that girlfriends get offered champagne as well.
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Again and again, marginalized communities bear the brunt of heavy-handed censorship by platforms.
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What scares Oommen most about climate change is its disproportionate effect on marginalized communities.
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Without such investments, our national security agencies risk becoming profoundly less effective or marginalized.
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That's how people get left out of opportunities, especially people who are already marginalized.
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Activists representing marginalized groups have much bigger barriers to overcome to get people's attention.
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Students from marginalized communities have experienced pain here, and that needs to be addressed.
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In this polarized and fraught time, that is asking too much from marginalized students.
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Some of the loonier members of the president's entourage have been fired or marginalized.
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It has allowed marginalized groups to speak out against injustice, spurring progress toward equality.
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This brand of ignorance deliberately shuts out the perspective of an already marginalized community.
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Stigma and shame drive some of the biggest problems facing society's most marginalized populations.
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But recent moves have also left China, North Korea's most important ally, somewhat marginalized.
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The elderly, the very young and other marginalized communities are the most at risk.
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Through their music, these artists protest the ways Dalits have been maltreated and marginalized.
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Castro frequently elevated the concerns of marginalized communities, and for that he was missed.
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This experience is often even rougher for marginalized groups like queer and trans people.
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They asked the FTC to investigate whether decision-making algorithms discriminate against marginalized communities.
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His plan to combat climate change centers on justice, for marginalized communities and globally.
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The two largest ethnic groups — the Oromos and Amharas — feel marginalized, underrepresented and powerless.
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Instead, RCS members were offered free tickets to a performance that marginalized their voices.
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There is a super silent majority in California that feels completely marginalized and unrepresented.
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But for some of the most marginalized laborers in the city, justice was served.
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Her work is often about agency, specifically how to create it for marginalized bodies.
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REIGN: Until we have more representation of all marginalized communities, #OscarsSoWhite is not finished.
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Young women and marginalized minority groups are especially vulnerable to this kind of attack.
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As for your "marginalized people" comment, we can say that there were some "marginalized" (Hispanics, LGBTQ, etc.) artists on H.V.R.F. who felt that Trump was a less scary option than HRC and that some of those feelings were generated by what Wikileaks revealed.
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These aren't people who traded their humanity for gold, but a complicated and marginalized group.
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And second, because no group feels more marginalized in the church today than LGBT people.
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The anger has left many Syrians further marginalized in the already isolating struggle to survive.
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Ello promised to be friendlier to these marginalized communities and, crucially, it promised no advertising.
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This dystopian outcome would be sure to impact women and, I suppose, most marginalized populations.
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But with more space for marginalized people, she says we'll start to see more talent.
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In his work, he uses humor and performance to explore the experiences of marginalized people.
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Carcel, for its part, maintains that it's giving marginalized women opportunities they wouldn't otherwise have.
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Tumblr has long housed some of the most self-expressive, marginalized communities of the internet.
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The state Supreme Court had ruled that the Republican plan effectively marginalized likely Democratic voters.
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In the past, marginalized voices had a hard time reaching a mass audience at all.
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Those employee and community stakeholders are now relatively marginalized, and the executives more socioeconomically cloistered.
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What do wraps have against more marginalized vegetables, including peas, microgreens, and nicely dressed kale?
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Furthermore, for marginalized youth, medications like antipsychotics are often started before psychosocial interventions are offered.
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Obama regularly referenced Mandela's ideals of fighting against oppression of marginalized people and promoting inclusion.
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The world just wants to cover up marginalized bodies and I'm not here for it.
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We need to increase the range of topics that we seek out marginalized voices for.
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Diseases or conditions associated with low socioeconomic status are much more likely to be marginalized.
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It's only the poor and marginalized, and those who live in rural areas, who suffer.
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Traditionally, a lot of voices have been marginalized and pushed aside by existing power structures.
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Can you talk about the role of social media in movements, particularly for marginalized communities?
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They have spoken to those who feel that a liberal elite has left them marginalized.
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He also "lends support to various causes supportive of the vulnerable and marginalized," Kingston says.
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He's going to start by attacking the most marginalized communities, but he won't stop there.
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The big picture: Marginalized communities begin to prosper the longer an economic expansion goes on.
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Inspired by the Hirak Rif, activists from other marginalized areas have launched their own groups.
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We build spaces, as marginalized communities, to feel like we are celebrated, heard, seen, represented.
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"Language is always vital when it comes to discussing oppressed and marginalized groups," she says.
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Civil rights groups argue that changing or completely eliminating disparate impact would harm marginalized communities.
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But this is a highly arbitrary process, and marginalized people can slip through the cracks.
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Employees who persisted in doing so were usually marginalized or fired, while sycophants were promoted.
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Instead, the song serves as a symbol of hope for the drama's many marginalized characters.
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As such, the argument has been made that cash-less stores disproportionately exclude marginalized communities.
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Because YouTube does not give a fuck about protecting marginalized people, and it never has.
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Far too many of France's most marginalized people are jailed for low-level drug offenses.
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In fact, they can sometimes feel not just taxing, but also ineffective, to marginalized groups.
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This is a time where people that have been abused or marginalized are coming forward.
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In 2004, Conway teamed up with another marginalized female-focused pollster, the liberal Celinda Lake.
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Many lost jobs and were marginalized from state services and the "Tascon List" became notorious.
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These challenges are compounded for more marginalized populations, like LGBTQ survivors and women of color.
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He described to me how the French Muslim community is marginalized on a daily basis.
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"Black power activists served as a source of inspiration for other marginalized groups," Delgadillo said.
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Also, being a woman in STEM and being a woman that's been marginalized often helped.
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What we're seeing in Milwaukee almost qualifies as a marginalized version of that same approach.
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He disrespected a member of her family and marginalized an entire community with his posts.
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It was easy to appeal to the existential grievances of northern Nigeria's marginalized, unemployed youth.
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Lindsey Graham appeared to be abhorred by Trump's rhetoric and propensity for attacking marginalized groups.
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There are huge consequences to not listening to the demands of minority or marginalized groups.
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Likewise, when it comes to marginalized communities, we tend to focus on the tragic narratives.
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His poor and marginalized neighborhood has suffered from decades of institutional neglect, Mr. Shara'i said.
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Voter inequality has deep roots in our country, especially impacting already marginalized communities throughout history.
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These measures taken by this administration have the potential to further disenfranchise already marginalized individuals.
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Investments in mobile internet infrastructure will improve networks in marginalized communities in the Northern Triangle.
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Another woman accused Johansson of wanting to take acting jobs away from every marginalized group.
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I appreciated how the app emphasizes that language harmful to marginalized groups is off-limits.
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Many of its leaders are women, gay and transgender people historically marginalized by religious institutions.
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In Israel, the now marginalized Labour Party provided a true counterbalance to the hawkish Likud.
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"We have always been marginalized for being Indigenous," said Rebeca López Patiño, a village artisan.
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Cannon understands that being an elected officials means being the representative of various marginalized communities.
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Jackson's selection doesn't bode well for DeVos's track record for protecting marginalized communities in schools.
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As a result, they're the states that are most likely to suppress marginalized voting populations.
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What was once the music of the marginalized has become the music of the mainstream.
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Marginalized people building their own communities through music is literally where all of this began.
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Physical spaces where marginalized voices are elevated and art is shared allow for collective healing.
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"The internet has levelled the playing field for a lot of marginalized folks," she says.
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Afterward, she explained to the doctor how marginalized and upset his actions made her feel.
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Otherwise, Op has been largely marginalized or ignored (as seen with the Hunter Color School).
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However, while telcos will not vanish entirely, they run the risk of being completely marginalized.
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Not only that, marginalized groups have fewer resources to seek justice when they are victimized.
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For anyone who is marginalized, memes have the potential to be really joyous and pure.
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Courage is standing up for your fundamental rights when you are marginalized, disenfranchised, and unsupported.
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"To uplift and protect marginalized communities is what I believe public service should be doing."
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It is no secret that the writing of the marginalized is often read as autofiction.
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But female painters are freshening the canon, helped by museums' desire to rehabilitate marginalized talent.
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In Indonesia, the world's largest Muslim-majority country, homosexuality has generally been tolerated, if marginalized.
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They cited continuing battles to enfranchise voters across the country who have long been marginalized.
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The specter of Mr. Rajapaksa dredges up old fears for the country's most marginalized citizens.
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It's one of the reasons they have slowly marginalized themselves, because they haven't let go.
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How do you execute this ambition of centering marginalized voices and making science more inclusive?
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But the limits it places on police are important, especially for marginalized and overpoliced communities.
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This is a population that is very marginalized, and very much in need of intervention.
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The treaty aims to stigmatize nuclear weapons as previous treaties marginalized landmines and cluster munitions.
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It's not just poor communities of color who get this treatment — every marginalized group does.
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Her piece was a stand against toxic fan culture and a refusal to be marginalized.
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But the impact inevitably is going to fall most heavily on minorities and marginalized communities.
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The solution is not to attack those scholars who are devoted to studying marginalized people.
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The move is striking, given how marginalized artillery was in America's post-22/2000 wars.
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It is hard to witness a bully attack traditionally marginalized communities, one after the other.
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These current and former employees described Harnden as a manager who particularly targeted marginalized employees.
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Over 45 years, he targeted marginalized women, including prostitutes and drug users, the authorities say.
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For more marginalized authors, quitting the world's largest social network simply isn't a good option.
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The danger posed to marginalized members of the communities he visited was immediate and real.
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Then there are the social consequences, White said, particularly for marginalized members of a community.
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Liberia in 2003 was a country in ruins, with an entirely traumatized and marginalized population.
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Don't feel like you can't grieve For many marginalized people, Trump's success feels like trauma.
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I wanted to reach into the history of these desert communities that are often marginalized.
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The focus, she said, needed to be less on celebrities, and more on marginalized people.
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Why do we remember and laud historical firsts — particularly by women and historically marginalized groups?
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But the ruling will do more than just secure this marginalized community's right to work.
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"She's genuine in her interest in helping refugees and marginalized communities in the Middle East."
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And we, the Senate and the Senate Finance Committee, are allowing ourselves to be marginalized.
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Malik and Chakra are now using their platform to advocate for others in marginalized communities.
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They also serve as a record of a marginalized community quickly being lost to time.
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In a world where queer people are marginalized, isn't an affirming therapist a… good thing?
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The Chinese government has continued to systematically target civil society organizations focused on marginalized communities.
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"Speaking up for people who are marginalized causes some people to quit us," he said.
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They lay bare the oppression and dismissal of marginalized people, even in supposed safe spaces.
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Young, African-American males, who are arguably the most economically marginalized members of our society.
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An organization that brings in one person from a marginalized population risks tokenizing their presence.
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" She argued that Trump "has shown no regard for an already marginalized and struggling community.
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We have seen this recently in the egregious incidents of hate toward traditionally marginalized groups.
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The transition toward clean energy needs to address the needs and grievances of marginalized communities.
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Even his father has appeared marginalized by his ambitious Vision 2030 to modernize the Kingdom.
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I'm worried that we've done immense harm to the marginalized in the name of God.
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Research shows that already marginalized students have the most difficult time adjusting to online learning.
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Mr. Prieto undertook the project of rehabilitating figures who had been marginalized in the 1970s.
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Subsequent reports revealed other ways that Facebook could be used to discriminate against marginalized groups.
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His emergence also marginalized Nick Foles, whose contract quickly became one of the NFL's worst.
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Yes, and that's a problem for almost any marginalized group when assimilation becomes the goal.
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But because it also opposes abortion, she said, it has been marginalized in progressive circles.
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"Teachers have said it's not just the marginalized kids who are being hurt," she said.
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This work is physically taxing and emotionally draining, especially for those from already marginalized communities.
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This evolution, from marginalized to mainstream, is the subject of a new group exhibition, Lit!
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If he doesn't, Trump's best Cabinet member will find himself marginalized when he's needed most.
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Annual festival First Timers encourages marginalized people to pick up instruments and start a band.
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In a way, critics from marginalized groups are experiencing the same problem as movies about people from marginalized groups: There are so few of them that they are being asked to act as spokespeople for those groups and be all things to all people.
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"They'll do little or nothing to reassure the marginalized populations they are allegedly there to reassure; marginalized people know full well the long history of white people calling themselves allies while doing nothing to help, or even inflicting harm on, non-white Americans," he wrote.
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For many creators of color marginalized by Hollywood's historic prejudice, stories like this one end here.
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Should individuals from marginalized groups strive to overcome the barriers placed before them like Daniels argues?
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If UNRWA services close down, the situation of a deeply marginalized community will get significantly worse.
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But that night, the marginalized LGBTQ community members took a stand and fought back against police.
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But ultimately, Francis is among the world's most powerful — and necessary — advocates for the world's marginalized.
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It seems ill-advised to take money from one marginalized community in order to support another.
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But the desire to help people from marginalized groups who face harassment or threat isn't enough.
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Supporters of the independence movement claim the region has been marginalized from government participation and development.
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Hip-hop has always been the voice of the marginalized, of the people who are voiceless.
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Previously, Heathers drew controversy for reimagining its trio of bullies as all from traditionally marginalized groups.
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If centering women in narrative is a political act, then centering marginalized women is doubly so.
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Violence against people of color and other marginalized people have only increased following Donald Trump's election.
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"If these measures are successful, those with religious convictions will become still more marginalized," he warned.
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By helping the marginalized, we can build a stronger New York, one that benefits us all.
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We stand together, recognizing that defending the most marginalized among us is defending all of us.
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The marginalized books and writers Ms. Morrison supported did not replace the works Mr. Bloom promoted.
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It's part of what makes Essence Fest special, and adding marginalized talent can enhance that legacy.
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Aren't used to feeling bedraggled, as blacks and other marginalized groups have for a long time?
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Yet in many instances people in power exploit fear of marginalized people for their own gain.
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The movie featuring Joaquin Phoenix is about a marginalized clown that goes on a killing rampage.
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There are plenty of other people who are actually marginalized, oppressed, and given a raw deal.
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"There has never been a surveillance technology that hasn't disproportionately impacted already marginalized communities," said Narayan.
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People with marginalized identities are way less likely to see themselves depicted in those fairy tales.
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"I would like to see us reaching all the marginalized people in northern Kenya," she said.
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Do we believe our own rhetoric about the importance of empowering women and other marginalized groups?
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He seems happy — even eager — to be both operationally and ideologically marginalized inside his own administration.
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This can be empowering for marginalized voices speaking out on injustices such as #MeToo and #BlackLivesMatter.
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I know there are other folks who do this job who also are from marginalized communities.
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Muslims are severely marginalized in India in general, and for Muslim women, disadvantages are particularly acute.
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It's not simply about touting marginalized stories; it's also about creating access to them — for everyone.
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America has voted, and for many marginalized communities, it feels like the nation has failed them.
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These world-bending Times stories put the community, long mocked and marginalized, on entirely new ground.
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I think it's important to continue creating spaces that can empower marginalized groups to thrive professionally.
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They had marginalized lesbianism by not scheduling any specific events about it during the workshop period.
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The first three awards of the night have all gone to people with different marginalized identities.
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Google does control what people see, in a way that deeply impacts society—especially marginalized voices.
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My politics are driven by my insight into the marginalized people who make up this industry.
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So yes party -- to have party unity you need to reach out to the under marginalized.
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Stick it on your lapel, and marginalized people will immediately know they are safe with you.
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Each protest is a collective effort with a clear demand, with marginalized people at the helm.
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Then progressive students began organizing a walkout and march in solidarity with those marginalized by Trump.
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Once-marginalized styles of music were being recognized in a world that once seemed impossibly distant.
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The book offers an intimate portrait of Gazi, the well kept secrets of a marginalized community.
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If you peel the skin back, most people that come from marginalized groups, we all do.
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It is a mode that's ideally suited to capture the inherent strangeness of a marginalized experience.
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The leader of our nation has shown no regard for an already marginalized and struggling community.
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Some feel increasingly beset upon to go against their beliefs, and consider themselves to be marginalized.
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Good movies and TV series are able to capture the complexities of being marginalized in America.
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The transgender community is one of the most discriminated against, marginalized and impoverished in Los Angeles.
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It's not surprising then that atheists, who are often marginalized in America, may be prime targets.
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Those Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) employees that spoke against the move were marginalized, ignored, and ridiculed.
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Sometimes that's the only way the marginalized can get their voices heard by those in power.
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Yet the American church, both Pentecostals and evangelicals, is not reconciled to its most marginalized members.
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Nike employees interviewed by The New York Times described being marginalized and passed over for promotion.
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Kilmeade is outraged on behalf of a marginalized group: "What a nightmare for coaches!" he says.
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" Trump's voters, Dearing said, were those who felt "marginalized, devalued, and cut off at the knees.
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Their neighborhoods, factories, downtowns have been buffeted by automation, globalization and an increasingly marginalized middle class.
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He rambled in media interviews, and was marginalized by other, more polished members of Miliband's team.
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OPM spokesman Sebby Sambon said on Wednesday government efforts to develop the province had marginalized Papuans.
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"If we don't center the voices of marginalized people we're doing the wrong work," she said.
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Latin America's poor, black, and indigenous women perhaps best understand what it means to be marginalized.
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That's not only a shame, it's a travesty against the most marginalized people of the world.
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Opponents say the measures are unenforceable and promote discrimination against an already marginalized group of people.
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Sunni Arabs say their entire community has been unfairly marginalized for the crimes of Mr. Hussein.
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"It's just so medicinal for our folks who have always been marginalized and irrelevant," he said.
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Cobb had been marginalized of late, with his view perceived to have fallen out of favor.
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They saw firsthand what "law enforcement" can mean in marginalized, high-crime sections of the city.
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Identify what isn't adding up, who is being marginalized, and expose the shit out of it!
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There's also the issue of increased bullying against the marginalized communities Trump targeted in his campaign.
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Unfortunately, it's a narrow area that is becoming increasingly marginalized as the league changes around him.
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Their voices are welcomed, but they're now more content to amplify the voices of the marginalized.
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And to be clear, #OscarsSoWhite is about all marginalized communities, not just the black community, right?
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Zines obviously create alternative visual viewpoints to mainstream representation and put marginalized bodies front and center.
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Absolutely. The film is highlighting the pain of being marginalized, bullied, and hurt for being yourself.
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Why is preserving free and open internet particularly important to marginalized communities, including minority faith groups?
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Your work specializes on violence against marginalized groups, such as women, African Americans, and Native Americans.
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Some were especially moving because of the way that they empathized with those in marginalized circumstances.
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And once the Williams sisters retire, what will become of the marginalized demographics who succeed them?
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But anytime you advocate for marginalized people, there will be people that are threatened by it.
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Even Penny, who seemed poised to be a joint leader of the narrative, is increasingly marginalized.
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Marginalized and brutally oppressed under Saddam, Kurdistan has sought a piece of the global oil action.
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The far right and the far left must be marginalized so we can have centrist representation.
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We need our political leaders to take the onus off the marginalized to enact cultural change.
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"You can't expect marginalized communities or people of color to educate all the time," he said.
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They took their formal education and applied it to serve marginalized populations in their ancestral lands.
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Those whose appearances and stories are not represented are marginalized, their needs ignored, and challenges trivialized.
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White women are given more voice and power than any marginalized woman will ever be given.
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The growing constituency of Mr. Malema's Economic Freedom Fighters party consists of the marginalized urban poor.
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They wanted the movement to be more inclusive of people of color and other marginalized groups.
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In 2017, they started StoryCourse, using theater and food to showcase the voices of marginalized people.
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"I can still advocate for a marginalized community, while also thinking dog humping is really funny."
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Today, women are interrupted or marginalized more often than men when they speak at public meetings.
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A future without cash, though, shouldn't mean that protections aren't put into place for the marginalized.
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But to champion animal liberation, PETA has repeatedly invoked human suffering, specifically, that of marginalized communities.
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One former staffer said she was marginalized after refusing a manager's invitation to his hotel room.
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"There is a lack of full-service groceries in historically marginalized, low-income communities," she says.
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Globally, it is clear that punitive drug policies have been used to further marginalize marginalized groups.
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His multiracial identity has also become a symbol of greater inclusion for a long-marginalized group.
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Of course he's going to start with the transgender community, he'll start with the most marginalized.
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It's also a history lesson of race and gender roles, and policies that marginalized black communities.
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Just the words that get used: urban, inner city, marginalized, minorities, illegals, anchor babies, model minorities.
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So much of his ministry was aimed at caring for the marginalized, the brokenhearted, the abused.
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"They will progressively be marginalized and may ultimately be forced to leave the market," she said.
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The Pulse nightclub shooting was a terrible act of violence against a marginalized group of people.
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" "There's a risk of stigmatization," he said, "that marginalized groups are rightly concerned about and fear.
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I fear that panic about a foreign virus offers society another chance to target marginalized people.
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Then the coming of the British invasion and the rise of rock utterly marginalized the group.
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Gaslighting is often the reason women and people from other marginalized groups don't confront their perpetrators.
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Although Mr. Brooks convincingly establishes that conservatives are marginalized in academia, his argument misses the point.
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Palestinians remain mute and marginalized, caught between Israeli expansionism, unbidden Western interference and poor internal leadership.
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Jews, like other minority or marginalized groups, are entitled to a noun to call our own.
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Others worry about the impact of these networks to the rights of marginalized communities in particular.
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If anything, it was a reflection that Tillerson had already been completely marginalized by this administration.
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Many sex workers come from marginalized populations and are, almost by definition, in a survival economy.
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Just an unhurried apparition before a small group of marginalized people, in the middle of nowhere.
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So, the center — in both its center-right and center-left camps — is marginalized, even despised.
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Maria da Silva, a transgender woman, lawyer and activist, said that Brazilian society marginalized transgender people.
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They are there to sensationalize and normalize ideas that lead to violent actions against marginalized communities.
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Often, innovative health technologies are not equally available to groups marginalized by race, ethnicity or poverty.
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And all y'all had to do was treat the marginalized ppl in your org as professionals.
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His cosmology was not studded with creeds, crimes and contempt; its essence was loving the marginalized.
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Candidates who once would have been marginalized in this country were on the stage both nights.
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They need an aggressive economic message that resonates with marginalized voters who want help from Washington.
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For those Arab states, the Palestinians are increasingly a peripheral issue, marginalized by bigger regional conflicts.
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And are the marginalized communities who would benefit most able to find safe places to practice?
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No other kind of intervention to help marginalized students has succeeded at these kinds of rates.
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" He vowed to "continue to fight for the justice, equality and betterment of marginalized people everywhere.
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He targeted marginalized women, including prostitutes and addicts, whose deaths sometimes went uninvestigated, the agency said.
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She said that her supervisor marginalized her after she declined an invitation to his hotel room.
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He may be representative of part, but not all –– especially the most marginalized and disenfranchised ones.
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Then he started bringing food and water to other marginalized neighborhoods, something he did for weeks.
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There is a clear emphasis on urbanity, on the poor and marginalized, and on political strife.
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As with other health disparities, the brunt of the epidemic is borne disproportionately by marginalized populations.
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Some marginalized women still face as many barriers to elite institutions as white women used to.
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The best investment is to fight poverty, incorporate marginalized people into modernity with education and employment.
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And that that marginalized person can be encapsulated in the views and personality of Donald Trump.
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The censorship model will always fail, and it will fail in ways that hurt marginalized voices.
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It can be intimidating to ask questions, especially for marginalized folk who don't carry white privilege.
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Growing up with privilege, Arbus sought out subjects who belonged to marginalized communities or endured hardships.
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"You don't have to look any further than the 2016 presidential election, where voters felt marginalized and did something that nobody thought they would be able to do, and the reason that they did that was precisely because they felt like they were marginalized," he said.
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Because once we start thinking about the Underground as an allegorical space that represents dehumanized and marginalized bodies, then suddenly "we" are forced to contend with the troubling idea that perhaps the only things separating "us" from various "thems" — society's countless marginalized communities — are chance and privilege.
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They have no allegiance to liberal democracy, which they believe has failed the marginalized communities they're defending.
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Mike Pence for his ticket's treatment of marginalized groups, all while forgetting one crucial demographic: LGBTQ folks.
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Khan hopes that all young people and all marginalized groups will become mobilized and stay that way.
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For young women in marginalized communities or with underprivileged backgrounds, working hard is only half the battle.
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And building up commercial markets alone would not benefit the most vulnerable and marginalized people, it added.
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It was a way to look after marginalized bodies and minds when no one else bothered to.
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"Find a group marginalized by the haters in this current era we find ourselves in," he continued.
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The reports revealed, among other things, that Russian-backed troll accounts disproportionately targeted minorities and marginalized groups.
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He says agency employees also build trust with marginalized communities who need help dealing with environmental contamination.
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We are still the ones marginalized and erased, or declared bullies for trying to use our voices.
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Founder Carolyn Thompson's main focus is working to fill an empty space, to serve a marginalized niche.
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If they completely ignore Gab, they could end up as a less welcoming community for marginalized people.
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"The ticket structure is set up to support the most marginalized," organizer Numi Ori wrote on Twitter.
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Literary agent Beth Phelan started the DVpit Twitter event because she wanted pitches written by marginalized people.
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The Together Movement is a call for all marginalized groups to unite together and resist every day.
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We know what happens to marginalized communities that can't protect themselves from the whims of extractive capitalism.
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Shop sells stickers, pins, tees, and other merchandise to support immigrants, LGBTQ youth, and other marginalized communities.
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No matter the election results, The Harry Potter Alliance will continue organizing and fighting for marginalized communities.
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But that's because it is no longer a radical act to publicly, outwardly, support our marginalized community.
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"One of the historic challenges of these issues is that they tend to be marginalized," said Kristof.
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Asian-Americans, like many women of color and other marginalized groups, fight for visibility within mainstream feminism.
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Gina Rodriguez expressed how she feels Latinos remain marginalized in Hollywood and sent a message to studios.
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The paper has cast Liu as an outsider marginalized from society whose cause has failed inside China.
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Women who are marginalized, poor or disabled will, as ever, be the ones to suffer the most.
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The new has actually been marginalized, as if it's a way of thinking that could threaten them.
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Rather, Peskin said, the aim is to protect "marginalized groups" that could be harmed by the technology.
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Cleverman shows just how nightmarish this supposedly cheerful eternal present is from the perspective of marginalized people.
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All of this creates a complicated dynamic, both in the culture at large and within marginalized communities.
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Like many other forms of media at the time, even touted feminist examples, marginalized people were afterthoughts.
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Capitalism requires sacrifice, and most often it receives that sacrifice at the expense of the already marginalized.
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There are any number of pitfalls when a developer attempts to tell the stories of marginalized people.
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Even if people overcome financial barriers to going outside, many traditionally marginalized people often don't feel welcome.
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"We have great talent in these events too but they're too often marginalized in Kenya," he said.
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Other marginalized writers have successfully used science fiction as a rumination of their place in the universe.
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He says they've marginalized workers by eroding their collective bargaining power and through other forms of exploitation.
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Franco had been critical of police brutality in marginalized neighborhoods and her death reverberated around the world.
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At times, that opportunity has been the strongest when members of two different marginalized groups work together.
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They will likely defend their interests if they feel their interests are marginalized in the diplomatic process.
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But, she speaks for all women, as the voice of the marginalized who cannot speak for themselves.
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In response to major injustices, these movements have been effective in amplifying the voices of marginalized communities.
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In hearings this week, Gorsuch aimed to assuage concerns about his independence or fairness to marginalized groups.
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Maybe this huge mistake on Hart's part will wind up being a win for marginalized people, too.
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" Activists like Paudel maintain that female menstruation rights have been "heavily ignored, heavily marginalized, heavily over-looked.
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"Seasonal agricultural laborers are one of the most marginalized groups in the USA," said World Habitat's Ireland.
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Marginalized people already face daunting challenges in obtaining basic legal protections and safe working and living conditions.
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It's dangerous, though, for marginalized citizens to depend on the rich and powerful to "punish" wayward politicians.
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" New Avenues for Youth doesn't like to label the youth they serve as "at-risk" or "marginalized.
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But the center ground, if marginalized in the mainstream traditional parties, finds it harder to get traction.
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He says street art is often the only means that marginalized communities have to express their opinions.
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Ballroom, as many of its participants describe it, has given some marginalized kids a place to flourish.
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They believe such tactics help to protect nonviolent activists—particularly those from marginalized communities—from militarized police.
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What some people fail to recognize is that inclusion is not only "minorities" or the historically marginalized.
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The Cameroonian journalist, Mimi Mefo, was rewarded for her work in helping to give voice marginalized groups.
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Of course, none of this means that the world is suddenly a better place for marginalized groups.
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"When you are inhabiting a marginalized identity, even self-care can be a political act," Tovar says.
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Economically and socially marginalized people who lack representation and access to services are most vulnerable to traffickers.
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This is compounded if your are a person of color, with disabilities or any other marginalized identities.
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We have anarchists on the left who purport to speak for the marginalized, minorities and the poor.
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They claim to represent the marginalized but bear no resemblance to either Dr. King or his method.
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They are well-known for threatening social cleansing against marginalized groups in areas where they are active.
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Activists have decried this as part of rising attacks on free speech and marginalized communities in Lebanon.
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The residual moderates of the new government were marginalized, forced to resign, flee or even be executed.
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But anger alone does not explain the increase in social spaces for demonizing and attacking marginalized populations.
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Thinking back to Tay, did anyone consult a person from a marginalized group about the potential pitfalls?
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Ideas about traditional masculinity especially harm people from marginalized groups who don't conform to ideal or stereotype.
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Instead, he wound up marginalized to such a degree that he and the President reportedly stopped speaking.
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In particular, the decimation of the Antiquities Act would negatively impact Americans of color and marginalized communities.
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Centurion: 'Call the marginalized "Lord'" because they are the descendants of the role of Israel in society.
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Odinga is part of the Luo community, which some say has become increasingly marginalized in recent years.
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The strats worried about being dumbed down, employees say, while the I.T. engineers worried about being marginalized.
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"They now have more ammunition to make sure the memory industry in China is marginalized," he said.
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The anti-discrimination laws are meant to protect marginalized and underrepresented groups- not those who attack them.
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People who question the safety of vaccines are "quickly marginalized" as "anti-vax," Rohde told the outlet.
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Encourage students to question current paradigms and consider how the most marginalized are affected by policy.15.
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It's another subtle way in which the vulnerable—those Cameron claims he wants to help—are marginalized.
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Raising minimum wage is not the only way to reduce stress in an impoverished or marginalized household.
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Moreover, the people who are most impacted by harsher drug laws are usually people from marginalized communities.
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It's essential for marginalized communities to exercise our voices, start businesses, create new art, innovate and organize.
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In the past, Towns' talents might have been marginalized to narrow advantages or mismatches to be exploited.
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Clark's death rallied people who have been marginalized in this city of extremes for far too long.
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In turn, biased AI can reinforce existing biases against people of color, women, and other marginalized communities.
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It shouldn't come as a surprise that mass incarceration disproportionately affects marginalized communities and people of color.
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In practice however transgender people in Pakistan are often marginalized and face discrimination in education and jobs.
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Part of her work involves leading advocacy campaigns about the treatment of marginalized people in the workforce.
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If this happened to her, I shudder to think what people from more marginalized minority groups experience.
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Feeling ignored and marginalized, Ms. Goodson planned to raise her concerns at a meeting of McKinsey partners.
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Biden's rescuers weren't party elders but a marginalized constituency that is often taken for granted: Southern blacks.
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It's also been a mainstay in communities that have often felt abandoned or marginalized by state institutions.
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Equally damaging, Mr. Tillerson's insular management style alienated or marginalized many of the department's most experienced hands.
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All were known for supporting resistance movements and marginalized groups, or for speaking out against the government.
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Across the board, interviewees reported feeling marginalized, stereotyped and prevented from professional advancement because of their background.
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If the current #MeToo moment leaves marginalized women behind, it will fail to produce truly lasting change.
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To get to the top, he has outflanked, outmaneuvered, marginalized and then removed all his principal opponents.
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"We've brought visibility to a group — black women — that have been historically marginalized here," Ms. Queirós said.
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In the 21st century, marginalized communities expose stories that otherwise go largely unnoticed in mainstream media coverage.
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You have historically marginalized voices asserting themselves and demanding to be heard in pop culture and Washington.
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France's imperious young leader has heard the anger of his marginalized citizens and has begun to respond.
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For these already marginalized populations, a cashless America threatens to push them out of the economic sector.
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"In these marginalized communities, every family has at least one person involved with the gangs," he said.
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She said she was marginalized, especially after filing a complaint — while her manager remained in his job.
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A set of facts that serious people could agree on, leaving conspiracy theories at least somewhat marginalized.
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Nationalist and identitarian movements are gaining clout, while once-marginalized neo-fascist parties have become more vocal.
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Mr. Martineau wanted to explore "the intersection of these two marginalized mediums," fashion and photography, he said.
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More than half of the current participants come from historically marginalized racial and ethnic backgrounds, Dishman says.
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The normalization of microaggressions is antithetical to a well-rounded society with equal opportunities for marginalized individuals.
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The primal act that has incited so much passion has been marginalized as a gesture of protest.
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It's undeniable that what had been part of the league's appeal — big hits — are being incrementally marginalized.
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This kind of perspective has marginalized black artists in a way that is only just being reversed.
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"It made me think about the oppression that exists within communities that are already marginalized," he said.
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It will endanger the lives of already marginalized groups who bear the brunt of discrimination and injustice.
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In the (still) heavily male and white rare book world, women's material — and women collectors — were marginalized.
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Attacking another marginalized group is not the way to prevent more shootings, or to help survivors heal.
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"Throughout her life she was always a friend to people on the fringes, the marginalized," he said.
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You can find a list of various national organizations supporting marginalized communities here, and regional organizations here.
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To the credit of the Republican Party and the conservative movement, people have been expelled or marginalized.
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By scapegoating in this way, he showed himself ready to use marginalized people for a calculated end.
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And the Voting Rights Advancement Act will protect access to the ballot box for historically marginalized communities.
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Marginalized people coming together helps consolidate our power so that we can change the system we're in.
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For later decisions, the documents show the State Department complaining that it was marginalized from the process.
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Yet this good life, which was always withheld from marginalized populations, is now untenable for almost everyone.
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"We're a marginalized community and a lot of stigmas are usually held over our heads," she says.
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It means respecting and restoring the power of the millions of everyday Americans who have been marginalized.
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" She asked Harris, "How the fuck am I not a fucking marginalized member of this goddamn society?
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Critics have raised concerns about how DNA databases can further criminalize communities, especially those who are marginalized.
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"Sexual misconduct at the hands of law enforcement is very real, especially for marginalized communities," Haynes noted.
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Determining if changes like this help the marginalized populations they're supposedly done in support of is trickier.
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Basically, no open and harmful hating on any person belonging to any marginalized group for any reason.
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It's been a moniker for xenophobic, angry, and fearmongering rhetoric that's pitted white majorities against marginalized communities.
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Philosophers who engaged with Christian thought or the philosophy of religion were similarly marginalized in this period.
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So it's no surprise that he, too, has been increasingly marginalized, losing his MSNBC position in 230.
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For Klein, you can't fully grapple with class without also understanding the marginalized people the economy affects.
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It's up to the X-Men, who themselves are hated by society, to help these marginalized groups.
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Many liberals worried whether the strike would truly represent or help the marginalized women it claimed to.
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A marginalized design object like the breast pump would have looked completely at home in Machine Art.
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So mobile clinic days are so important for marginalized communities, being a consistent presence for people's health.
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Today, contemporary works by women, queer, and non-binary artists remain marginalized despite numerous calls to action.
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For as long as Hollywood continues to make romantic comedies that center on marginalized people — and there's no way of knowing for sure how long that moment will last — it's going to keep giving actors from marginalized communities the chance to make audiences fall completely in love with them.
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They want to see these people fired from their jobs, denounced by their families, marginalized by their communities.
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"I didn't wish to be instrumentalized," said Fazal Sheikh, who has photographed displaced and marginalized people in Africa.
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The motivation isn't hard to understand, for people who've lived at best unremarkable, but more likely marginalized, lives.
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The Clintons seem to intuitively understand the value of retail politics, particularly when doing outreach to marginalized groups.
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And I try to speak for those who are often times marginalized and left out of the conversation.
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But fast forward to today, and too many minorities feel they now are being singled out and marginalized.
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When marginalized outsiders come together, they can confront their powerful, privileged antagonists and change society for the better.
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Meanwhile, the staff itself was shrinking with a key aide quitting and an even more key one marginalized.
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It's a symbol to be of equality and, you know, of pride — especially for people who are marginalized.
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It's maddening that marginalized creators often feel like we have to, because there are so few of us.
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However, they pushed for more than just the equality and acceptance of LBGTQ, but for all marginalized groups.
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As stated above, it's always good to put traditionally marginalized people in roles of power in your organization.
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Until recently, Molam music was marginalized and dismissed as "taxi driver music," or entertainment for the lower classes.
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All of these groups who have been certainly marginalized are people and it's your job to protect them.
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And in addition to his massive baggage, Salva's insistence on being provocative might contribute to his marginalized career.
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But let's be plain here: it's not enough, not when women and other marginalized groups are still underrepresented.
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The silver lining is that television continues to be the designated medium for including marginalized voices and experiences.
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Akihito was also a "strong advocate of the vulnerable and the marginalized in the Japanese society," he said.
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Minority and endangered languages are generally at risk because they are marginalized within their own countries or communities.
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"The Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act will protect the voiceless, the vulnerable, and the marginalized," said Rep.
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The work is a "representation that suggests Christ is with the most marginalized in our society," Schmalz says.
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This marginality enables street art to stay disruptive, full of potential to give marginalized narratives a public face.
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With Managing Inclusion, the idea is to teach managers about the issues marginalized and underrepresented people may face.
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This reinforces that cultural appropriation has contributed to the disembodiment of black and marginalized bodies in contemporary France.
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How can we respect Google's [diversity, equity, and inclusion] values and avoid hiring those who dehumanize marginalized groups?
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Elderly people are often marginalized by mainstream culture, particularly those who become housebound from physical or social dysfunction.
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Just like all the other months meant to celebrate marginalized groups, Pride month feels simultaneously exciting and infuriating.
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His troubles are also a perfect example of the ways in which black immigrants in America are marginalized.
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That's the thing about a dog whistle: Only two packs hear it — the marginalized group and their marginalizers.
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Shutting down marginalized artists is not to me a way to create a more progressive and just world.
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And next year there may be no movies in this category that reflect the experiences of marginalized communities.
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With the supply of talent far outweighing the demand, marginalized actors hold little leverage during the negotiations process.
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One Tribeca Immersive installation, NeuroSpeculative AfroFeminism, imagines a utopian future for marginalized people instead of a dark present.
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Zines have a long history of being a way for marginalized communities to record their stories and organize.
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To Kwiatek, the 18-year-old from Pennsylvania, Sanders is "kinda crap" on intersectional concerns of marginalized people.
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So in order to protect women, state lawmakers decide to further restrict a significantly marginalized group of people.
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Another is a trans man who expressed gratitude that their healthcare wasn't marginalized because of their gender identity.
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Justin Bieber is getting praise for spreading positivity and using his platform to give marginalized women a voice.
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It means that institutions of power are a far better target for comedic roasting than more marginalized communities.
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In other words, it's church leaders who have made LGBTQ Catholics feel marginalized, not the other way around.
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As marginalized groups face Donald Trump's America, however, sounding off on Twitter doesn't always feel like sufficient action.
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Demand for the companies speaks to the idea that marginalized peoples travel differently, with different sets of needs.
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It is extremely easy to make jokes about marginalized/disfranchised groups … but that makes you a lazy writer.
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Luckily, those people aren't alone, as the internet allows every marginalized-pet owning group their own little corner.
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Also, Color of Change has a new initiative that defends athletes who take a stand for marginalized communities.
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The safety pin is meant to represent the wearer's allegiance to protecting those groups who might feel marginalized.
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A prominent member of the country's marginalized Muslim minority, Ko Ni had been receiving death threats for months.
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The tomorrow of Cleverman is much like today — which means the dystopia for marginalized people has simply continued.
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Taking the experiences of marginalized people seriously makes the general superhero narrative collapse beneath its own preposterous cape.
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What I realized is these events and these deaths are often marginalized, minimized and neglected in the media.
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"Black trans women are the most marginalized community members in our society," said BLM co-founder Patrisse Cullors.
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Ultra-Orthodox Jews and Arabs rarely serve in the military and are marginalized from the high tech industry.
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"Marginalized folks have often found ourselves at odds with systems which seek to subjugate & erase us," she wrote.
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At particular risk are those targeting more marginalized groups, such as teenage girls, sex workers and drug users.
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In this case, on the part of what Guy Standing calls the "new precariat": the powerless and marginalized.
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Haitian women are often marginalized and have unequal access to everything from education and land to health care.
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And Bannon's creation of an in-house think tank known as the Strategic Initiatives group has been marginalized.
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It doesn't happen quickly enough and it hasn't happened enough, particularly for the most marginalized in the community.
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The platform is conducive to "tweetstorms" of harassment and abuse, especially for activists and people of marginalized identities.
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But I hope we all keep getting less and less marginalized, and get our proper place in society.
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But understanding this allows us to see clearly what the antidote is - dismantling the oppression of marginalized communities.
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The Q&A format Answer Time allows individual activists and people from marginalized communities to tell their stories.
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Instead of lifting up the most marginalized, we scapegoat them and blame them for their lot in life.
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Music made by the marginalized is always going to be more powerful than music made by the mainstream.
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" For marginalized groups, she wrote, the decision "sends not only a 'bad message,' but a giant 'fuck you.
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The sorts of sinister stories that Trump favors have never been the exclusive preoccupation of marginalized political opponents.
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The world is dangerous for marginalized people just because of who we are not where we are at.
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Hollywood perpetuates the view of women as marginalized and unimportant, and that's mirrored throughout top film markets globally.
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Laws can shift, but that doesn't level the economic playing field that has long marginalized the non-white.
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After all, here are people not in a marginalized minority pretending to be that minority for entertainment's sake.
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One diplomatic source described moderates in Tehran over the past few weeks getting marginalized in favor of hardliners.
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We are hearing unconscionable public rhetoric of hatred and witnessing attacks on the rights of already marginalized groups.
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In countries at every income level, disease caused by pollution is most prevalent among minorities and the marginalized.
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Governments and central banks will be greatly marginalized in their roles as the arbiters of the world economy.
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Women and other marginalized groups need HR to represent them and not just the interests of the shareholders.
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As a gay woman who emphasized coverage of marginalized people, insiders said, she was central to Nylon's identity.
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I'd gone from being a well regarded professional to a marginalized and oppressed member of a minority group.
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LGBTQ issues are human rights issues, and we must stand united on these issues that impact marginalized peoples.
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Germany's four-party establishment agrees on a general consensus, challenged only by a marginalized anticapitalist left (die Linke).
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Discovery is further complicated because the families of marginalized drifters are unlikely to file a missing-person report.
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Odinga is a member of the Luo community, which some say has become increasingly marginalized in recent years.
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But for many in the city's marginalized black community, it was an explosive release decades in the making.
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And for LGBTQ people living at the intersection of multiple marginalized identities, barriers to paid leave are compounded.
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"The leader of our nation has shown no regard for an already marginalized and struggling community," Jenner writes.
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Simply having a marginalized person on screen or in a campaign doesn't mean you're doing a good job.
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The latest is Olivia Wilde, who voiced her support for marginalized individuals with an epic safety pin DIY.
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"I can't say this clearly enough: Reddit is failing women in every marginalized community spectacularly," Ms. Wu said.
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That made them much more agreeable for long-marginalized atheists and agnostics, but pushed many religious Americans aside.
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Millions of women lack access to the full spectrum of reproductive health services, especially the most marginalized women.
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"Mnuchin marginalized the team and positioned himself as the guy," a source familiar with the talks told me.
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Women are marginalized in the healthcare system, especially when it comes to sexual and reproductive health, Abbas says.
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Relational Undercurrents is a hopeful attempt to unite in a time where differences are increasingly maligned and marginalized.
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Trans people are already marginalized enough on this front without a hostile Justice Department standing on their necks.
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I'm providing a virtual safe space for members of a relatively marginalized part of society to meet in.
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Marginalized folks are building communities and platforms online and are talking about their everyday experiences on public forums.
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Artists' willingness to accept failure; to be marginalized; to refuse to engage society in a conversation about itself.
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Engaging collective voices, it underscores marginalized individual experiences and absences in the history of art and related discourses.
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This verdict, she's sure, will be harmful for not just women, but all marginalized people on the internet.
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Other OPEC members, including Venezuela, Kuwait, Nigeria and Algeria, reportedly say they feel marginalized by Saudi-Russian dominance.
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Disgruntled or marginalized Cabinet members, for instance, can be a symptom of over-centralization in the White House.
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Slave traders and slaveholders most often target the hamlets, villages and neighborhoods that are impoverished, marginalized and stigmatized.
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Marginalized bodies — those that are fat, differently abled or trans — are notably absent from the natural camp's rhetoric.
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People with marginalized bodies are acutely aware of the consequences of not meeting the standards of physical beauty.
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It is also critical for officials to publicly counter any efforts to blame already marginalized groups for coronavirus.
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Governments have, intentionally or not, long excluded their most marginalized citizens from this crucial aspect of legal identity.
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" Mr. Alagbé's goal with "Yellow Negroes" was "to tell stories about people who have been marginalized by society.
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Elsewhere, researchers find that mere exposure to marginalized groups of people backfires when it comes to progressive policymaking.
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Cancellations are common—even for shows with big buzz, award recognition, or well-respected creators from marginalized communities.
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Camp also functions as a safe space for marginalized groups to engage in self-expression and cultural commentary.
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Being marginalized, being discriminated against, having racist and anti-Semitic slurs hurled is something that unites [all people].
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She says women and other marginalized groups are missing from the screen because they're missing behind the camera.
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As with H.I.V.-AIDS, the current opioid epidemic impacts a marginalized corner of society — needle-sharing drug users.
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Tracks written during Obama's era trended more toward celebrating identity or supporting and bolstering movements of marginalized people.
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It honors at the same time that it criticizes the marginalized, living under the pressures that they are.
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But underlying all this is the pulsing truth of a marginalized minority at the end of its tether.
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Over the years, I've done a lot of community-based projects, especially with communities that have been marginalized.
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But the real fault lies with the Bush White House, which had marginalized FEMA and degraded its capacities.
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Despite their marginalized positions and the many obstacles in their way, they insist on making their voices heard.
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Learn About The Most Marginalized Women & How You Can Help Privilege doesn't have to be a bad thing.
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Today, it's the conservative establishment that has been marginalized by right-wing media and President Trump's populist movement.
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Electing more women to office normalizes the idea that women and other marginalized groups can wield power effectively.
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"I want to push into the future, not be marginalized under the politics of this moment," he says.
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Listen: Nashville has long marginalized female performers, songwriters and producers, but a wave of artists is fighting back.
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He eventually remade his image as a champion for the marginalized, but by then it was too late.
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And who, in the marginalized community, is going to trust the police and send an honest answer back?
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But after a couple thousand years, the society reached a tipping point, and the hunter-gatherers were marginalized.
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In order for police to build trust with marginalized communities, we must first understand the origins of distrust.
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Amplify marginalized voices As you compile the opinions and concerns of various communities, begin to lift them up.
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For me, this was another example in America's legacy of excluding marginalized populations, specifically Black people, from education.
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I learned from this history that no matter how marginalized, directly impacted people can directly impact the problem.
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"I thought about all the marginalized people who have been disenfranchised, despised and laughed upon," Mr. Laudamiel said.
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They're disappearing because people have been marginalized and pressured and made to feel bad to speak their language.
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Once a central focus of American foreign policy, the Ukrainians have been largely marginalized in the new era.
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Queer people build "chosen families," as do other marginalized groups who depend on each other for their survival.
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And though certain stories from the war continue to be memorialized, others are marginalized or lost to history.
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That's bad, considering how the people who are being affected by climate change right now are marginalized communities.
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To the Editor: The polarization of views on abortion leaves pro-choice Louisiana Democrats like ourselves feeling marginalized.
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"Private right of action for marginalized communities is really critical," Dylan Gilbert, policy counsel at Public Knowledge, said.
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And not every older worker feels marginalized or unappreciated, nor does every younger boss feel disdainful and misunderstood.
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Under the leadership of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Turkey's formerly marginalized Islamists have become the new ruling elite.
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But for marginalized people suffering under deeply unequal and discriminatory systems of power, that mission seems dangerously naive.
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We have seen moderate politicians and other leaders, who typically work with the other side, defeated or marginalized.
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But with millions of marginalized people at risk, what began as black comedy has become a horror show.
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