Gypsies

Gypsies, more accurately called Romani people, are an ethnic group with origins in South Asia, who have migrated across Europe and other regions for centuries. They have a distinct language, culture, and traditions, often emphasizing family, music, and craftsmanship. Historically, they faced discrimination and social exclusion, which continues in some areas today. Despite challenges, Romani communities maintain their unique identity while also integrating into broader societies. It’s important to approach them with respect and avoid stereotypes, recognizing their rich cultural diversity and history.