&gt; That&#x27;s the point - being invisible is a privileged state.<p>So compared to a rich, white expat in some African or Asian country, the typical resident of said country is privileged?  Because in <i>that</i> country, compared to the expat, the resident is essentially invisible, and the white expat is decidedly <i>not</i> invisible.<p>And <i>many</i> people will treat the expat with suspicion, or worse.  Are all of those people &quot;privileged&quot;, and the expat &quot;not privileged&quot;?