pariahs

She saw the way people talked about pregnancy loss — how they treated women who went through it like pariahs.

He asserted in an interview on Monday that the 2000 and 2004 presidential elections were stolen from the Democrats, adding, “We shouldn’t make pariahs of those people, we shouldn’t demonize, and we shouldn’t vilify them.”

But Anna’s skepticism and humor make her a pariah among the pariahs.

The four remain political pariahs in large swaths of the city for their role in the scandal.

Both leaders are virtual pariahs in the West but welcomed by China as it tries to expand its global influence and promote an alternative to the U.S.-led international order.