Sentence examples for is that roma from inspiring English sources

Some Roma parents told me the only change is that Roma and white students now eat lunch together.

"There is a misconception, a prejudice and stereotype, which is that Roma are thieves and therefore they steal babies, and on the basis of this stereotype people expect authorities to act.

A big part of the problem is that Roma families either don't know about local healthcare facilities, or feel they don't have the right to go there.

"On the whole, the extraordinary feature of Romani migration is that so many Roma are prepared to take the risks of migrating despite their lack of nomadic traditions," writes Yaron Matras, a lecturer in linguistics at Manchester University.

"One of my biggest fears is that the anti-Roma sentiment in Europe today very strongly mirrors what was going in the 1930s".

The council's best guess is that 1,500 eastern European Roma children now live in the city as a whole, with around 500 in the small Page Hall area.

He has started four games since getting the runaround from Raimondi and the difficult truth is that Cole's time with Roma will probably be best remembered for the awkwardness of a team photograph when he can be seen standing apart from the rest of his colleagues, separated from the group and wearing the body language of someone unsure whether he should join in.

The biggest danger, in her view, is that politicians have made anti-Roma racism respectable for the first time: "When you go down that road, you will not stop it just by saying 'Enough is enough' .That is not just a moral cop-out.

Anti-Gypsyism is the belief that Roma are inferior, capable of less, having no prospect or will to catch up with the non-Roma, unfit to be good citizens of the countries they have been living for centuries; and anti-Gypsyism is also the actions built on this belief.

Aparicio says that one of the most satisfying things about Roma was that she was able to express the feelings of a person who doesn't usually have a voice, and to teach everyone a bit about Oaxaca and the social movements that have marked Mexico's history.

A good response to this prevalent prejudice is to say that Roma children actually do well in school when they emigrate.