Since discrimination had persisted for centuries, how can we promote respect for Romani rights today?
Altough discrimination had persisted for centuries, society must ensure equal rights, diversity, and respect for all Romani people today.
What is haka?
An old, ceremonial dance that shows, strength, pride, identity, and spiritual connection
What language do the Guarani people speak?
Guarani.
Where are the macuxi from?
Fronteira entre o Brasil (estado de Roraima), a Guiana e a Venezuela.
Because governments had denied basic rights to Romani people, what challenges do they face today
Because past governnents had denied them basic rights, many Romani families still face social exclusion today.
Where did they live?
New Zealand
Where do the Guarani people live?
Brazil, Paraguay, Argentina, and Bolivia.
The century in which Brazil first invaded the Macuxi people's territory and forced them to relocate
18th century
How had past exclusion affected Romani culture, and how does it impact their lives today?
Centuries of isolation had forced them to rely on oral traditions, which still makes social integration difficult today.
A waka, which is an object related to the māori, is called this in english.
A boat or canoe
What were the main activities of the Guarani people in the past?
Farming, hunting, and fishing.
Through speech / Speaking
Where had the ancestors of the Romani people lived before migrating to Europe
Before migrating to Europe, the ancestors of the Romani people had lived in India.
Who colonized the Māori?
United Kingdom
What happened to many Guarani communities during European colonization?
They lost land and faced violence and forced labor.
What is the Washacá?
The Tree of Life
How had persecution in the past shaped Romani culture by the 20th century?
Because European kingdoms had persecuted then, Romani communities had adopted a nomadic lifestyle to protect their culture
What is "moko"?
A type of tattoo that represents a Māori person's history, heritage and status
What is one of the biggest challenges Guarani communities face today?
Protecting their ancestral lands and cultural rights.
What is the dynamic between the Inshikiran and Makunaíma?
They are brothers