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and Roma populations: Conclusions

conclude my research work on the identity of the origins and history of Roma, I can volunteer some thoughts related to my inquiries. Often
and gladly I talked about a discontent by the people of the host area of \u200b\u200bthe Roma, as it can be any Italian city.
The idea of \u200b\u200bmy thinking comes from that on which I have investigated and compared with reality.
The history and culture of nomadic people tell us about an outcast, alone in its niche, to some extent misunderstood. What the news, the media or the daily life of my own city but is a tell all one of violence, delinquency and to some degree of confirmation bias.

are not always able to confirm the results of my research on attitudes Romany with real life. Perhaps the answer lies in the idea that what is not news is the norm and that normality must strut to seek to understand it. What makes news is the one that goes beyond the norm. It is perhaps for this reason that the Roma are regarded with bad eye: because of their public shows only the negative side, on which no doubt speculation negativity for diversity. No doubt there must be a lot more.
On the other hand what I can see is a parasite population, which has no real inclination nomadic people in some ways a false beggar, who ranks among the rispettto its values, but not for the Gadje , practically the first to reject the other.
My personal conclusions can not that being in the middle. I think some of the Roma people had feared the difficulty in keeping their culture intact, and they sit back and bask in the injury, almost feel entitled to behave as 'normal ' expect them to behave. On the other hand certainly applies
media exaggeration that manages to transform what is good into something negative, making the theory that differences in total there is always something wrong. And I find it unacceptable that in today's discrimination is the driving force behind the information, for what it is in a "modern" society.
finish my work and start a reflection on half-truths and media information on the difficulty to deal with something totally out to us.

Vanessa Di Virgilio