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Hello Mickey here, welcome to this week's Sunday chops.

I've just stopped to turn my fan off to record this intro so you can look forward to the sound of a middle-aged woman gently melting into a puddle.

Well done British Empire, even our heat suppressive.

June is Gypsy, Roma and Traveller History Month which exists to raise awareness about these communities within the UK.

That's 300,000 people and sadly if not unsurprisingly they're facing racism on an individual and systemic level every day.

In fact, hate speech and hate crime against gypsies, Roma and travellers remains commonplace

in media and from high up politicians.

Michael Gove, I'm bracing myself to look at you here.

Imagine if he actually listened.

Anyway, this means that it's often seen as the last acceptable racism, which you know is bang out of order, to put it mildly.

And so earlier this week I caught up with Josie O'Driskill, director of Gate Hearts and founder of Report Racism, G.R.T.

And also Professor Margaret Greenfields, Professor of Social Policy and Community Engagement at

Buckinghamshire New University.

Margaret shares some pretty horrifying headline findings from a new report

into racism against GRT communities and suggest ways those outside of the communities can be

better allies. And Josie tells us about the hard work being done within GRT communities

to call out the racism they face,

as well as own the communities' problems and move forwards.

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