Gorski
Proper noun
Meaning
Gorski (plural Gorskis)
A surname from Polish.
Examples
His international influence spawned exciting companies still working in Wrocław with devotees like performance poet Hedwig Gorski in the audience, there as a Fulbright scholar.
Since then, we’ve seen Black Lives Matter protests expand to our own campus and one of our own students, Evan Gorski, now-charged Philadelphia Police Inspector for exercising First Amendment rights in protesting for racial justice.
Philip S. Gorski, "The Mosaic Moment: An Early Modernist Critique of the Modernist Theory of Nationalism", American Journal of Sociology 105:5 (2000), pp. 1428–68.
Bill Kaplan, JFS board chair, introduced the new board members: Judith Cohen, Shannon Gorski, Peter Hotz, Simone Kallner and Michael Kaplen.
Anti-poverty activist and professor of integrative studies Paul Gorski calls this the “deficit ideology.”
Reflecting on her previous job at LynnCAM, Gorski credited former executive director Cassie Vitali for being an excellent mentor and friend.