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Marginalized populations are often : (Multiple Choice)

Marginalized populations are often

A) members of society who are displaced due to poverty and other defining characteristics
that are stigmatized by society
B) oppressed due to behavior they actively engage in, such as over-reliance on social services
and public assistance
C) highly valued within society
D) members of society on each end of the empowerment spectrum-some operating at the
powerless end, and some operating in positions of power

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