Being Roma in Germany | From Here | Clip | America ReFramed

Miman Jasarovski is German-born and lives in Germany but as a Romani person, he is without citizenship. And he, like others who are also known as Roma, suffer from prejudices even though they were born in the country. Miman, who is an activist, realizes that change can only come from within their community and all refugees throughout the European Union.

From HERE: Four artists and activists from immigrant families come of age amidst rising xenophobia. An intimate yet epic documentary about immigration and belonging in the context of rising anti-immigrant politics globally. A film by Christina Antonakos-Wallace.

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