underdog
//ˈʌndərˌdɔɡ//
Noun
underdogSingular
underdogsPlural
1
A person or group that is expected to lose a competition or struggle.
Everyone loves to cheer for the underdog.
2
A person who has less power, money, or status than others in society and is often treated unfairly.
The charity works to support underdogs who struggle to find employment.