The phrase "minority viewpoint" refers to an opinion or belief held by a smaller group of people that differs from the majority or commonly accepted perspective. Full definition
He believes that without an appreciation of the rhetorical situation and its contexts, the rhetoric of interpretation can silence minority viewpoints and fail to challenge the unjust use of power. (religion-online.org)
But perhaps the most exciting experience is seeing how these works come together, and it doesn't take long to pick up on how the Whitney's new narrative of American history subtly highlights minority viewpoints. (departures.com)
Of course, this isn't true: those in academia are constantly debating and modifying their ideas over time as new evidence comes to light, and those who hold minority viewpoints are valued for their opinion, but only when they can provide evidence for their stance, not for their ability to sign a petition. (judithcurry.com)