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Marginalization is a social process by which individuals or groups are pushed to the periphery of society, often due to their race, gender, sexual orientation, disability, or other characteristics. This process can lead to a lack of power, influence, and opportunities for those who are marginalized. Marginalization can occur through various mechanisms, including discrimination, exclusion, and stereotyping. It can result in social, economic, and political disadvantages, as well as psychological and emotional distress for those who are marginalized.

Marginalization is often a result of historical and systemic factors, such as colonialism, imperialism, and racism. These factors have created and perpetuated power imbalances and inequalities that disadvantage marginalized groups. Marginalization can also be a result of individual attitudes and behaviors, such as prejudice and bias.

Marginalization can be addressed through various strategies, including policy changes, education, and advocacy. These strategies aim to promote equality, justice, and inclusion for all individuals and groups. However, addressing marginalization is a complex and ongoing process that requires sustained effort and commitment from individuals, communities, and institutions.