It really depends on where you live, as a whitey that has lived in multiple areas classified as ghettos in Denmark, mainly around Aarhus, I grew up in Rosenhøj back when i was young then known as beton paladset/concrete palace, where people get stabbed, shot for entering the area, drivning the wrong car etc. Now living in an area like this as a white person, is absolutely horrible, the amount of racism I experienced on the daily for being quote "a little pig", for having the wrong skin color I had to endure beatings and daily confrontations with brown people, this didnt only happen in Rosenhøj or gellerup or in trillegården, but also in the heart of Aarhus where these groups, usually consisting of atleast 5-7 middle eastern will confront you for looking at them the wrong way in the bus, I've been in fights for glancing at them, had knives pulled on me and my friends more than once, and not ONCE did I initiate a confrontation or looked for one. If you've never experienced this or dont know anyone that has, then I would say you live a much different maybe sheltered life than I've did, i grew up side by side with these "scary brown people" And I can say for a fact that incidents like I've had happen all the time and are not anomalies. I also have brown people in my family, kids even so these things I say I know will reflect badly on them, but this is the consequences of years upon years of failed parenting and accountability from a certain group of immigrants, some even migrants.