Gypsy community

Definition

The Gypsy community refers to an ethnic group known as Roma or Romani people who have historically faced discrimination but have preserved their unique culture across different countries.

Related terms

Flamenco: Flamenco has strong ties to the Gypsy community and is often associated with their culture.

Caló: Caló is a language spoken by some members of the Gypsy community. It combines elements of Romani, Spanish, and other languages.

Discrimination: Discrimination refers to unfair treatment or prejudice against individuals or groups based on certain characteristics such as ethnicity or race. The Gypsy community has historically faced discrimination in many societies.