The fate of many Roma families is one of constant flight and constant fear. If Roma isolate themselves, it’s out of fear of what might happen. This is a consequence of the immense trauma caused by the Holocaust during World War II. This is a trauma passed down from generation to generation,” says Agnieszka Caban, a cultural studies scholar and activist for the Roma community, to Paula Szewczyk in a new episode of “PORTALcast.”