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A bitter justice

A bitter justice

By • on August 9, 2011

It is 9am and I am entering a room full of people who came for a job interview. I have no idea how many are suitable and whether we are going to choose

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The rainbow march

The rainbow march

By • on June 23, 2011

I didn’t feel like going there at all. What for? I had no intention of supporting overly affected boys trying to get attention no matter what…transsexuals,

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What do Gypsy kids dream about?

What do Gypsy kids dream about?

By • on May 20, 2011

I am like a hamster – I store stuff. But I decided I had to go through all the papers and documents in my bags, boxes, drawers and wardrobes. I hate

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The truth is still not in fashion

The truth is still not in fashion

By • on May 17, 2011

I write, openly and harshly sometimes. And I have to answer the same question over and over again: “Why are you doing it and what do you get out of it?”

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Prejudices? Not in our case!

Prejudices? Not in our case!

By • on April 19, 2011

Many can vouch for avoiding stereotypical thinking and for not being prejudiced. Some people like that attended one of my workshops- 15 people in total.

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Until when???

Until when???

By • on April 15, 2011

I follow the media, and I read blogs and their comments section with dread. It feels as if everyone wanted to poke a Gypsy in the ribs.

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A mistake must have occurred somewhere…

A mistake must have occurred somewhere…

By • on March 17, 2011

They say that the Roma who work, study and do not steal are fully accepted in society… But still… We were three: my husband, his friend and myself

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Assistant teacher, or police officer

The target was clear – to do something with the Roma children whose families were moved out of town. Another artificially ghetto was created by the town’s municipality. The reaction to that came after

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Winning a bet

I have always found the way I engage the interest of those around me very entertaining… Sometimes I am alone in these situations and sometimes together with my boyfriend, who is a Gadžo (i.e. non-Roma).

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Velvet democracy

The turnover that started with the Velvet Revolution caught me at the end of my high school studies. Everybody was talking about freedom, about a better life and new opportunities. Students were making

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