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Proud
By Jolene Chapman, aged 12 from East Sussex
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Tell us about the artwork.
It's about why Gypsy culture is not taught in schools - teachers at school don't really understand about Gypsy life and their way of living.
What inspired you to make your artwork?
It was a question that I asked my mum. Every other culture and religion is taught in school.
What action would you like people to take to make the world better for girls and non-binary young people today?
Treat everyone the same. Or as you would like to be treated.
This artwork is part of WOWsers: A Creative Explosion, an exhibition supported by BBC Children In Need's impact programme focused on children’s mental health, A Million & Me.
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