The UK`s `Last Acceptable Form of Racism` Isn`t Going Away
(World News UK)

One of Anastasia´s earliest memories is of being made to stand in front of her class and empty her bag because one of the lambs from the nativity display had gone missing. She was four years old. It was the first time she thought she was maybe unlike other boys and girls her age. `I didn´t understand,` Anastasia, now 15 and living in Nottinghamshire, says. `Why me? I felt really different to everybody else, but in my head I knew I was the same. The teachers made me feel so different, like I was an alien.` This happened, she believes, because she is an English Romany Gypsy. And it marked the first in a catalogue of incidents that would see her ostracised and set apart from her peers....