Mixed race girl in Poland, good idea?

but there are a few who can be racist towards those of a different skin colour to themselves for no reason what-so-ever.

BTW - I find your question extremal impolite an somehow... racist

And how this racism demonstrates itself - I wonder?

And how this racism demonstrates itself - I wonder?

If you want evidence of racism, how about the Morrocan actor who played at a festival near where I live and was seriously beaten up by two drunken villagers, who used racist abuse whilst doing it.

How about all the Jews who are convinced if they visit poland they'll be attacked by the raging anti-semitic hoardes?

Jemma is asking a perfectly valid question and has been sensible enough to come to a place where she might get some useful information. isn't that better than just believing the stories?

Most of them are very friendly and help me learn Polish and hang around with me, but there are a few who can be racist towards those of a different skin colour

So be as offended as you want. If you are not like that you shouldn't defend those that are. Poland is a homogenous, white and often racist nation....it's a fact and not an attack.

Anti-semitic hordes. That is quite interesting. Have you seen them recently? If some Jew is sure that some brown-nazi-shirt are waiting for him in Poland - is that our problem? I think this is a problem of this particular Jew who obviously is anti-Polish paranoid.

I was seriously beaten up myself. Unfortunately I am Polish therefore I am unable to call this act "racist". :-)

Should I be afraid to be cocked and served as a main dish

There is some racism, like everywhere, but it tends to lie latent unless you get close to Poles. Many want to create a good impression and thus don't openly voice it. They tend to say it more amongst themselves but only a select few are hostile with it.

You could write that about any country where one race is a majority, but thanks for your insight into us Poles, and now I know why I don't spit out racial slurs. :)

He did say "...like everywhere."

...but spoke about Poles and I wonder who these Poles want make a good impression on? The very people they don't like?

There is some racism, like everywhere, but it tends to lie latent unless you get close to Poles. Many want to create a good impression and thus don't openly voice it. They tend to say it more amongst themselves but only a select few are hostile with it.