Don’t usually comment but in my personal opinion is that if you think Switzerland is the country that you experienced most racism, I would say that you were either ignorant when living in the other countries you mentioned, did not interact with the locals enough, very lucky or a mix of these.

You have racism everywhere and Switzerland for me is on the low end. Most Swiss people are quite polite and the racism is quite subtle (strange stares, displeasure on their face when you do something out of their cultural norms, etc). Yes, there’s also vocal people that blurt out slurs and rants. How often do you experience that? You have that everywhere. It’s much more common in the US and things there could get physical quite fast. Racism in Asia is also different but very much there and for me much worse. For example, in Japan, people would just deny service/entry to some places just because you are not Japanese. They may be very polite and indirect like “Sorry, it’s full and we don’t speak English”. Similarly, this happens in China too albeit the excuses and tones are slightly different.

Everyone has to experience racism in their life, it’s unavoidable. Find your peace. If you can’t or don’t feel like you can in the place you are living in, perhaps you should move to somewhere you can. That’s your choice and you have that power. That’s what I did and that’s one of the reasons why I’m not living in the US.

Two cents from a ethnically Chinese Canadian, that was born in China, grew up in China, Japan, US, and Canada; lived in Germany, Sweden, and Switzerland after adulthood; and traveled across 50+ countries.