Marginalized Groups

Marginalized groups are populations that experience exclusion or disadvantage due to factors such as race, gender, sexual orientation, disability, or socioeconomic status. These groups often face barriers in accessing resources, opportunities, and rights that are readily available to others. This marginalization can result in social, economic, and political inequalities, limiting their ability to participate fully in society. Acknowledging and addressing the needs and challenges of marginalized groups is essential for promoting equity and social justice. Understanding their experiences can help foster a more inclusive and fair society for everyone.