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Marginalized People Can Be Drawn to Extremism As They Have Little Hope for Change: Scholar

TEHRAN (IQNA) – Marginalized people can be drawn to extremist views because they have little hope for change in their own, or family’s, or community’s, circumstances, a University of Waterloo scholar said.

News ID: 3473796 Publish Date : 2021/01/25

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Marginalized People Can Be Drawn to Extremism As They Have Little Hope for Change: Scholar

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