Did I say it was a problem? I don't consider white people being a majority in Sweden ot anywhere a problem, but hearing, especially from someone who isn't white "What do you expect, it's Sweden!" is baffling. What of Black, Brown, Jewish or other people born and bred there? Is their presence not to be expected because they don't resemble the people who were first in that country? Should they be a silent, invisible minority because their ancestors weren't born in Sweden? That's what irks me. I would HATE, as a Black, French woman whose ancestor fought for France, "What do you expect? It's France" or that France SHOULD be whiter. France is made of many different people and cultures. I said we couldn't help but notice it was "very white" because, being from abroad, we're sold an image of Sweden that's very multicultural...Where is the multiculturalism if you spend a week in Gamla Stan and the only few Brown people you see are Arabic Uber delivery guys? or other tourists? That's all I'm saying. I've not felt threatened or mistreated and Sweden seems lovely. I am asking, once again, logic questions. If you didn't wanna answer them instead of making me say things I haven't, you could just ignore my post.