Socially Marginalized
Socially Marginalized
What does it mean to be socially marginalized:
To be marginalized is to be forced to occupy the sides or fingers and thus not be at the centre of things. In the social environment too, group of people or communities may have the experience of being excluded.
· They experience a sense of disadvantage and powerlessness vis-à-vis more powerful and dominant sections of society who own land, are wealthy, better educated and politically powerful. Thus, marginalization is seldom experienced in one sphere. Economic, social, cultural political factors works together to make certain groups in society feel marginalized.
· In many societies around the world, from the earliest times, there have been people who were forced to live on the margins or edges of society.
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Name few marginalised groups of India.
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A minority is a group of people that differ in some way from the majority of the population. | |||
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