Polish-African Love Relationships

Maciej Ząbek; Stefan Sikora

Published: 2016-01-01

Vol. 36 (2015)

Polish-African Love Relationships

Maciej Ząbek , Stefan Sikora

Abstract

This article presents issues of mutual communication between representatives of different cultural, ethnic or national groups using the example of sexual relations between Polish women and Africans staying in Poland. It shows how various ‘little details’ prevent people who seemingly have shaken off prejudices and even love each other from being together.

Keywords:

Africans, Polish women, migration, love relationships, integration

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Ząbek, M., & Sikora, S. (2016). Polish-African Love Relationships. Ethnologia Polona, 36, 137–154. Retrieved from https://journals.iaepan.pl/ethp/article/view/573

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