The term “gypsy” is not used by Romani people to refer to themselves, and is considered by many to be a derogatory and offensive term. The Romani, or Roma, are an ethnic group with a long history of nomadic lifestyles and a rich and varied cultural background.

There is a long history of prejudice towards the Romani people, and they are frequently the subject of false assumptions and generalizations. Romani people are a heterogeneous population with a vast variety of cultural customs and traditions, therefore generalizations about their way of life are inappropriate.

It’s true that not all Romani live in permanent settlements; some continue the ancient custom of nomadic existence by moving around in caravans or trailers with their family. They can make a living while traveling the world by selling their wares, playing music, or reading fortunes.

Romani people have a unique culture that includes their own language, music, and traditions, in addition to their nomadic way of life. Many Romani have a strong sense of identity as part of their culture and work to preserve it by passing it on to the next generation.

Romani people are a diverse population, therefore generalizations about their way of life are neither fair nor truthful. The Romani people deserve to have their cultural traditions respected, and any prejudice against them must be confronted head-on.