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Verb(1) relegate to a lower or outer edge, as of specific groups of people

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(1) Soon after, though, the curtain will drop and the media will attempt to marginalize bloggers, hoping they will go away.(2) by removing religion from the public space, we marginalize it(3) They will continue to treat Hong Kong as a marketplace - and seek to marginalize dissenters as troublemakers.(4) This is hardly the first time that a major media network used its power to marginalize political beliefs that contradict those of its owners.(5) Though there are attempts to marginalize us, our voices are still being heard.(6) Once again, it's about attempting to marginalize Christianity for political gain.(7) attempting to marginalize those who disagree(8) The effect of this was to marginalize all advocacy groups and interest groups that were not corporate.(9) He concludes that the nature of this coverage serves to marginalize the groups and assert a greater level of social control over them.(10) So I definitely saw the attempts to marginalize me early on.(11) The term ethnic minority is often used to refer to marginalized cultural groups.(12) However, I believe what this government is attempting to do is get a political mandate to further marginalise our aboriginal interests.(13) Ever since the last elections, in 2001, the two camps have been attempting to marginalise each other.(14) The simplification of identities into news-friendly sound-bites throughout the NATO bombing campaign often further marginalises minority groups.(15) But then again, I went on to blame the mainstream media to a certain degree for marginalizing actors as some kind of annoying special interest group that are like little gnats that fly around.(16) Literature that is widely taught today includes writings by women and members of other historically marginalized groups.