THIS. This is why i personally can no longer use the term as the name of a move. Because doing so the name of an ethnic group to mean "make sultry eye contact." Mr. Fuerst's suggestion that the direction of a term's evolution should be the deciding factor is an interesting one. However, the term's use to refer to a carefree or nomadic individual is distinct from the associations it conjures with regard to the dance move. As so many quickly point out, Romani voices lack consensus on whether the term is offensive. It's not our community's term to appropriate, until there's a Roma consensus that it ISN'T offensive we should discontinue it, and why can't we just call the move something that indicates what it involves. Er, indicates what it involves without obliquely referencing stereotypes that were well ingrained in western Europe by Victor Hugo's day and age. Naivete is forgivable. Trying to shut others down from making a positive change is not. If you want to keep using the G-word yourself, be my guest. But don't presume to educate me on the term's meaning IN THE CONTEXT OF OUR DANCE and how it relates to well-documented stereotypes.