She is gay, and gay people are not welcome in Kozy. It’s not me.ĭuzniak is a confident, amicable career coach with a partner of 10 years, but she has good reason to hide one important aspect of her personality. “I prefer big cities,” she says, reflecting on her daily journey to work in nearby Bielsko-Biala, an industrial urban sprawl near the border with the Czech Republic. But she doesn’t feel herself until she gets into her car each morning, shuts the door and drives away. Kozy, Poland (CNN) - Karolina Duzniak has lived in the drowsy, tree-dotted Polish village of Kozy for 26 years.
