This article analyzes migrant narratives on masculinity through an intersectional perspective that is sensitive to spatial aspects. Drawing on research with migrants in Berlin and Munich in Germany, we unpack how (self-identified) Polish men negotiate their gender identity vis-à-vis other people in these cities whom they perceive as ethnic, religious, gender, and sexual others. We address how their social and ethnic backgrounds shape their narratives on foreign masculinities and femininities at the intersections of ethnicity and gender. In particular, we draw attention to how these negotiations are entangled with local discourses over the presence and visibility of various immigrant groups and cosmopolitan queer communities in the cities. The intersectional approach helps us to formulate how migrant masculine identities change in migration.

本文通过对空间方面敏感的交叉视角分析了男性气概的移民叙事。借助对德国柏林和慕尼黑移民的研究，我们揭示了（自我认同的）波兰男人如何与这些城市中被视为种族，宗教，性别和性伴侣的其他人进行性别认同谈判。我们将探讨他们的社会和种族背景如何塑造他们在种族和性别交汇处的外国男性气质和女性气质的叙述。特别是，我们提请注意这些谈判是如何与城市中有关各种移民团体和国际性酷儿社区的存在和知名度的话语纠缠在一起的。交叉方法帮助我们确定移民男性身份在移民中的变化。