Marginalized Groups

Definition of Marginalized Groups Hierarchical Category as it relates to People, Social Classes, Lower Class, Below Poverty Line

Marginalized Groups refer to sectors of the population that are collectively subjected to unequal treatment, often due to factors such as poverty, socio-economic status, or social class. These groups, which often include those living below the poverty line or classified as lower class, may experience social exclusion or discrimination due to their circumstances. The term encapsulates a diverse range of people who face systemic barriers in terms of opportunities and access to resources.

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