Game Over, Perseverance, All I Want Is Everything: Among the Roma of Bulgaria

In Nadezhda Bulgaria, known as the worst ghetto in 21st-century Europe, 20,000 Roma are getting along with their lives. Although excluded from taking part in the workings of Bulgarian society, Roma still practice exclusion among themselves. Hierarchies, whether religious, tribal, or familial, do exist, and they are rigorous and complex. Having spent 21 years of his life in Bulgaria, Kenarov shares what it's like to be among the Bulgarian Roma.