Sociology, asked by ambujtiwari54, 2 months ago

Explain the two reasons of social exclusion
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Answered by Anonymous
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Low incomes, unemployment, lack of education, limited access to transport, poorer physical and mental health, and discrimination are key drivers of exclusion for disabled people.

Answered by syednameer952
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Low incomes, unemployment, lack of education, limited access to transport, poorer physical and mental health, and discrimination are key drivers of exclusion for disabled people.

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