- The Romani people live in Brazil.
- They have a rich culture and history.
- Many Romani people face prejudice.
- They want recognition and rights.
- The Romani have no single origin.
- Some live in camps in São Paulo.
Difficult words
- culture — The beliefs and customs of a group.
- prejudice — Unfair feeling or opinion about a group.
- recognition — Being accepted or acknowledged.
- rights — Things people are entitled to have or do.
- origin — The beginning or starting point.
- live — To have life; to be alive.
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Discussion questions
- Why do you think recognition is important?
- How can we help reduce prejudice?
- What is unique about the Romani culture?
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