The author expresses dismay and frustration over the inability to return to the summer camp for Roma children, citing prejudices as a significant barrier. The camp provided a safe and enriching environment, offering the children amenities such as warm showers, proper bedding, and recreational activities like soccer and table tennis, which stand in stark contrast to their home conditions. The presence of a swimming pool, described as miraculous due to its 'white water,' particularly captured the children's imagination and enjoyment.

Throughout the summer camp experience, the children were treated with care and affection, indulged with ample food, drinks, and even treats like ice cream and fruit. The camp aimed to expose them to a life similar to that experienced by the majority of society, fostering a sense of belonging and normalcy. However, the author highlights that external prejudices ultimately overshadowed the positive experiences and opportunities provided at the camp, leading to its cancellation.

In conclusion, this situation underscores a broader societal issue where prejudices perpetuate negative perceptions and limits regarding the Roma community, inhibiting their access to equal opportunities. The author calls for greater awareness and action to counteract these biases, highlighting how they affect the next generation of Roma children, often more than financial poverty itself.