Marginalisation in a sentence

A lack of awareness of the benefits of cycling is compounded by societal marginalisation - many people still feel rich people drive and poor people cycle.

The “From outrage to opportunity” report says women of colour in South Africa, the UK and the US experience even greater marginalisation or outright exclusion from news leadership roles.

These actors often claim marginalisation, neglect, or injustice as reasons for their agitation, leading to recurrent disruptions in oil production.

This power structure ultimately leads to the marginalisation of states that may lack military strength but are considered in their own right, such as Brazil, India and South Africa.

Without the support of schools and the wider community, these young people are on a “railway track to adult prison and a life of poverty and marginalisation”, he said.

A recent study conducted at the University of Malta, Living as a Transfeminine Adult in Malta, focused on the experiences of older trans women, shedding light on their struggles with social, economic and health issues shaped by decades of marginalisation.

The founder of the initiative, Osato Igbinosun, expressed concern with the marginalisation of young voices in migration discussions.

The Southeast geopolitical zone has legitimately complained of marginalisation since the end of the civil war.

Three years after their fighters marched back into Kabul in August 2021, this absence tells its own story of systematic marginalisation and subjugation.

Under occupation, the struggle for a democratic process and an end to the marginalisation of Kurdish politics continues.

Capitalism produces social miseries, economic alienation, and political marginalisation, which destroys all forms of social progress based on science and technology by forming alliances with reactionary religious and authoritarian forces.

Don’t forget that with the present structure we have, the 36 states and the FCT, has not stopped the cries of marginalisation.

Fayemi canvasses power devolution as panacea to marginalisation (Yesterday) - Fayemi who insisted that the 1914 amalgamation of the Northern and Southern Protectorates by the British was not a mistake as some have argued, adding that the country can use.

He said Ohanaeze was committed to ending such marginalisation and ensuring that the Igbo get a sense of belonging in Nigeria.

In this context, he said all hierarchies of authority and status are sites of abuse, which create a reactionary and rightwing environment of deprivation, marginalisation and violence.

Nwodo explained that Igbo presidency was necessary for the sake of equity and national unity, lamenting that the South-East has suffered marginalisation for decades in the Nigerian nation.

The conflict began after the government cracked down violently on peaceful protests by lawyers and teachers in 2016 who complained of marginalisation by the French-speaking majority.

The party said the allegation of marginalisation against Ngige, was another ploy by impostors to distract the party.

We must urgently address the poverty, exclusion and economic marginalisation facing millions of women.

We need to recognise the historical marginalisation of Maori and Pasifika people in public monuments, and work towards rectifying this in an honest and balanced way.