Soldato
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Yeah "native privilege" may be a better term for it all.
Gonna take a leap and say that anyone of any race going where they are visually, verbally and culturally different from the majority is going to find problems.
I'm not sure that is always the case. I spent a while living in Zambia, travelled all over Zim and Malawi. I found the colour of my skin and nationality to be an advantage. It did on occasion make me a target from low level criminals but for some reason it appeared to open doors with locals for me. Not saying this is the case everywhere obviously but there it definitely helped there. I'm a fairly laid back and polite guy in person so that could have also been a major factor of course.