Marginalization

Marginalization can lead to social exclusion and lack of opportunities.

The effects of marginalization can be seen in poverty and inequality.

The marginalization of certain plants in the garden can lead to stunted growth and poor yields.

Marginalization can also occur within a workplace, with certain employees being excluded from decision-making processes.

Marginalization can result in feelings of isolation and disempowerment.

The process of marginalization often involves discrimination and prejudice.

The marginalization of certain voices in the conversation can result in a lack of diversity and inclusion.

The marginalization of certain characters in the story can result in a shallow plot and lack of depth.

Educational marginalization can lead to a cycle of poverty.

Women and girls in some countries experience gender-based marginalization.

Discrimination on the basis of race can lead to marginalization in many aspects of life.

Economic marginalization often leads to social exclusion.

The marginalization of certain individuals in healthcare can result in inadequate treatment.

The marginalization of certain voices in the media can result in a lack of diverse perspectives.

Ethnic minorities may feel marginalization in predominantly white communities.

The elderly are sometimes subject to marginalization in society.

Women have historically faced marginalization in many societies.