The comment is probably sarcastically referring to white privilege. So the wealthy people who this works for (have money, a bank account, aren't living on the s

The comment is probably sarcastically referring to white privilege. So the wealthy people who this works for (have money, a bank account, aren't living on the street, not a visitor or an immigrant) in Sweden are the equivalent of 'white privileged people' in the us, even though I don't think of Sweden as a racist state (but I don't know much about that there). To explain a little more, in the US, you are far less likely to be charged with a crime, shot, etc if you are a white person vs a black person in the same situation. This is highly controversial, with many people denying it and wanting to argue against this idea, but the easy evidence is like this: Did you ever get stopped in a car by the cops and asked get out while they frisked you, looked for trouble, etc? Never happened to me in half a century of life, but it's happened to even a black us senator multiple times.