Polish-American

Polish-American refers to individuals in the United States who have Polish ancestry or heritage. This community has a rich cultural identity, blending traditions from Poland with American customs. Polish-Americans contribute significantly to various fields, including arts, politics, and business. Major Polish-American populations are found in cities like Chicago and New York. Celebrations such as Polish festivals, and cuisine featuring dishes like pierogi and kielbasa, highlight their cultural contributions. The history of Polish immigration to the U.S. dates back to the 19th century, significantly impacting American society and culture.