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Disenfranchised Population

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Disenfranchised Population
A group of persons without a home or political voice, who live at the whims of a host
Examples Homeless, refugees of war and natural disasters

disenfranchised population
Social medicine A group of persons without a home or political voice, who live at the whims of a host Examples Homeless, refugees of war and natural disasters. See Homelessness, Refugee.


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In looking back on my career, I realize I'm most proud of the VITA program, because i have encouraged so many students to use acquired skills to help a disenfranchised population," Weinstein said.
Quillin said programs to help the disenfranchised population downtown better themselves will be far more beneficial in improving the area in the long run.
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] The list of social causes that Judd has been involved with is impressive, not only because she is genuinely committed to them, but because they are rooted in the most disenfranchised populations on Earth.
 
 
 
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