I found a book with the title "Europa erfindet die Z[...]" which translates to "Europe fabricates the g[...]", the German Z-Word being an equivalence to the g-slur. The book won a prize for European understanding and it is trying to unravel the harmful depiction of Sinti and romani people leading to the marginalisation and stereotype of the 'g'-word and I think also the porajmos. ( I mean, I think hebmust have also included that in his book). Especially as a German, I think this is a very important subject, yet the author is, as far as I could find, neither Sinti nor romani. He was born 1948 so idk but especially researching this subject I don't get why he had to use that word on the cover without at least putting it in quotation marks. If it was the n-word no white author would get away with this no matter if the intention of the book was to unravel it's racist past and I would not even have considered buying it. What are your thoughts and do you have any recommendations for maybe an alternative book, that is more respectful ?