Marginalized communities refer to groups of people who are pushed to the fringes or margins of society due to various factors such as race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, disability, or socioeconomic status. Research in this area focuses on understanding the challenges and barriers faced by these communities, as well as exploring strategies to empower and uplift them. This research often aims to address issues of inequality, discrimination, and social exclusion, and to advocate for social justice and equity for marginalized groups. Studies in this field can involve examining the impact of systemic oppression, exploring the experiences and perspectives of marginalized individuals, and developing interventions and policies to promote inclusion and equality.