Would This Brazilian Girl Be Able To Pass For White In Australia ?

Question

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Answer 1

I haven't bothered looking at the picture. Australians don't care what colour skin anyone has. No one needs to 'pass for white' here thank goodness. If you're a nice person you'll fit in everywhere in Australia - that's all we care about.

Answer 2

The only skin colour that is not 'very common' in Australia is the darkest skin colour. Mind you that has changed alot in the last 10 years too (most African immigrants are more recent arrivals). There's no 'normal' skin colour here. 75% of Australians or one or both of their parents were born in another country. So Australian's that have been here for a few hundred years are fairly rare, and 'native' Australian's who have been here for tens of thousands of years are even rarer (much less prevalent than people of other nationalities).

Answer 3

I've seen you asking this same question in other sections with only the In <country> changed. You're just fishing for compliments. And FWIW, Australians don't give a stuff about a person's colour - passing for white is an alien concept to us.

Answer 4

We don't classify people as white or not, we have people from all over the world with a wide range of skin tones. Skin colour is not relevant to Australians

Answer 5

Yes she would.

Why?

Answer 6

And your question is?..

Answer 7

I'm not even going to look at the picture. I'm sorry but thats such a stupid thing to ask. Why would she need to 'pass as white'? We're NOT a ractist nation. There is no segregation of black people, and all people are treated equally.

Answer 8

Yes... but why does she need to 'pass as white'?  I am a little confused - considering we have thousands of people from all different races living in Australia...

Answer 9

yes but this is an unusual question. Please clarify - why would she need to pass as white in oz?