marginalizein a sentence
- We must not marginalize the poor in our society.
- Back then, SETI was marginalized research.† (source)
- The black people around me were strong and determined but marginalized and excluded.† (source)
- A central part of Hitler's plan was to marginalize Jews, to make us "the other."† (source)
- Marginalized," he said, happy to have come up with the word.† (source)
- As the number of baby-boom teenagers declined, the fast food chains began to hire other marginalized workers: recent immigrants, the elderly, and the handicapped.† (source)
- "The Crazy Life" in my youth, although devastating, was only the beginning stages of what I believe is now a consistent and growing genocidal level of destruction predicated on thepremise there are marginalized youth with no jobs or future, and therefore expendable.† (source)
- Stigma, March says, keeps families from accepting a loved one's illness and seeking treatment for them, and it also marginalizes those who are afflicted.† (source)
- The ANC, he maintained, faced "international marginalization" unless it took the initiative to deescalate sanctions.† (source)
- Some security experts noted that the countries that nurture terrorists are disproportionally those where women are marginalized.† (source)
- In that no-win situation—inauthentic, even irresponsible, to those looking for a politically representative canvas; marginalized by those assessing value by how "moral" the characters were—my only option was fidelity to my own sensibility.† (source)
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- He argues that "the sixties swept away lofty oratory and marginalized elaborately constructed prose," to the point where the American public now distrusts formality in language as insincere.† (source)
- The mayor was a careerist, a consummate professional, and he knew how the game should be run against an ethnic challenger: marginalize him, isolate him, acknowledge his passion but color it radical, name it zealotry.† (source)
- Alienated, marginalized, they were ISIS recruits in waiting.† (source)
- "Women are marginalized in the developing world," says Catherine.† (source)
- And Saima herself would be marginalized in the household, cast off like an old sock.† (source)
- But the law was applied much more broadly, and soon thousands of mothers with children living in poor, marginalized communities where drugs and drug addiction are rampant were at risk of prosecution.† (source)
- Her father told her stories of how the recently emancipated black people were essentially re-enslaved by former Confederate officers and soldiers, who used violence, intimidation, lynching, and peonage to keep African Americans subordinate and marginalized.† (source)
- We have been unwilling to commit to a process of truth and reconciliation in which people are allowed to give voice to the difficulties created by racial segregation, racial subordination, and marginalization.† (source)
- There's a strong correlation between countries where women are marginalized and countries with high maternal mortality.† (source)
- Within the State Department, the trafficking office has been marginalized, even relegated to another building.† (source)
- But another reason may be the youth bulge in Islam--partly because of lagging efforts on family planning--and the broader marginalization of women.† (source)
- "These were clinics focusing on the poorest, the marginalized, in the slums," said Cyprian Awiti, the head of Marie Stopes in Kenya.† (source)
- The unfortunate reality is that women's issues are marginalized, and in any case sex trafficking and mass rape should no more be seen as women's issues than slavery was a black issue or the Holocaust was a Jewish issue.† (source)
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