social marginalization
[/ˈsoʊʃəl mɑːrdʒɪnəlaɪˈzeɪʃən/]
nounfemininepl: social marginalizations
marginalização social
1. the process or state of being pushed to the edge or periphery of society, excluded from full participation in social, economic, and political activities
Social marginalization of immigrant communities often results in limited access to education and employment opportunities.
A marginalização social de comunidades imigrantes frequentemente resulta em acesso limitado a oportunidades de educação e emprego.
2. systematic exclusion or relegation of certain groups to a lower social status or position of reduced influence
The study examined how social marginalization affects mental health outcomes in vulnerable populations.
O estudo examinou como a marginalização social afeta os resultados de saúde mental em populações vulneráveis.
3. the condition of being treated as unimportant or peripheral within a society or institution
Fighting social marginalization requires comprehensive policy changes and community engagement.
Combater a marginalização social requer mudanças políticas abrangentes e engajamento comunitário.
In Brazil, this term is frequently discussed in academic and policy contexts relating to favela residents, Afro-Brazilian communities, and rural migrants. In the USA, it's commonly used in sociology and social work discourse regarding minority communities, homeless populations, and economically disadvantaged groups. The concept has become central to discussions of social justice and inequality in both countries.
NYC Slang
being pushed to the margins / left out in the cold
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