Outcast

Outcast or outcasts may refer to:

In Sociology, a person who is stigmatized or otherwise denied the benefits of a culture, usually for being perceived as being outside the social norms of that culture.

Also:

In literature:

• Guardians of Ga'Hoole Book 8: The Outcast, a novel in the series Guardians of Ga'hoole
• Outcast (magazine), a controversial queer magazine in the United Kingdom
• Outcasts (comics), a mini-series by John Wagner and Cam Kennedy for DC Comics
• The Outcast (anthology), the seventh short story collection published by the Canberra Speculative Fiction Guild
• The Outcast (fanzine), a single-speed bicycle fanzine in the United Kingdom
• The Outcast (manga), original English-language manga published by Seven Seas Entertainment

In music:

• OutKast, a popular and award winning hip hop group
• Outcast (album), an album by the thrash metal band Kreator
• Outcast (Ektomorf album), an album by the Hungarian metal band Ektomorf
• "God Help the Outcasts," a song from The Hunchback of Notre Dame soundtrack. In the film, it is sung by Heidi Mollenhauer. The soundtrack album contains two pop versions: one by Bette Midler and a French-language one by Lara Fabian.

In other fields:

• Outcast (game), an action-adventure computer game by Infogrames
• OutCast Communications, a San Francisco-based public relations agency
• Outcast Islands, two small islands near Antarctica
• Outcasts, a fictional criminal organization in the space sim game Freelancer
• "The Outcast" (TNG episode), a 5th season episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation

See also

• Clique
• Pariah
• The Outcasts
• Untouchable

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