Sayaka Osanami Törngren, associate professor of international migration and ethnic relations at Malmö University.

Lyssna: Study: White faces perceived to be more Swedish

White faces are perceived as more Swedish, according to a new study at Malmö University.

In the study, participants were asked to look at images of people and assign them to racial categories, indentify their skin tone, and rate how Swedish they looked. The study found that people with white European features were perceived as being more Swedish than other racial categories.

"What our result showed is that you can see the differences between racial groups, and you...