HAPPY INTERNATIONAL ROMA DAY!!!!
fuck racism, shoutout to romani people
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HAPPY INTERNATIONAL ROMA DAY!!!!
fuck racism, shoutout to romani people

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Hi it’s my birthday today ^.^ so more mm art
Thank you @silverops for the suggestion :D
Romani mother and daughter selling their homemade baskets at the Struga market, Macedonia, 1962. Joel Martin Halpern
Dude people are so shockingly racist to Romani people like what... And so comfortable justifying their racism to you when you challenge them. Like I'm genuinely appalled.
Decided to join in with everyone and do a little “home culture miku” even though I don’t have twitter because this trend is honestly the loveliest thing in the world and seeing everyone’s contributions making my heart smile 👍
Bonus Romani Miku with who I think is already Romani Miku

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Happy international Romani Day! This year with the ongoing genocide against Palestinians i would like to draw attention to the Dom people in Palestine. The Dom and Roma people are not the same as the groups left India at different times and using different routes but they share similar origins and face similar struggles and oppression. There are estimated 2.2 million Dom people in the Middle East and North Africa. The Palestinian Dom people live in West Bank, Gaza and occupied Jerusalem. The biggest Dom community is in Gaza — around 12,000-15,000 people were living there when the war started, but nobody knows how many of them are still alive.
The Domari Society is a non-profit organization based in Jerusalem aiming to improve the conditions of the Dom people, founded by Amoun Sleem who's interviewed in the recent article linked above. The Domari Society is unique for being founded and organized by the Dom community itself and has done incredible work such as providing education for children and women and preserving the endangered Domari language. The organization relies on donations to fund its activities and i recommend donating to them if you want to support the Palestinian Dom people in this particularly difficult time. Just raising awareness about the Dom and their situation is important too even if you can't donate
WELCOME TO THE GYPSIES SOCIETY IN JERUSALEM
I literally made a new sideblog to make this post
As a Romani speaker, it will never not be funny to me that Dick and Kori were together, given that Kori is the Romani word for Dick.