Marginalize

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It implies a harmful action, often involving unfair treatment or exclusion. SlideCampaigners believe the new policy will marginalize the homeless even further.
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Used when discussing social issues about groups often overlooked in society. SlideActivists strive to ensure that disabled people are not marginalized.
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Often subjective, what some view as marginalization, others might disagree with. SlideCritics argue that the new exam system may marginalize students from poorer backgrounds.