First World privilege

First world privilege means having certain advantages or special rights that someone from a country in the "first world" has. "First world" countries are usually wealthy, powerful, stable countries that have good education and job opportunities. People from these countries may have access to better housing and healthcare, more job opportunities, more money, etc. Having first world privilege means that the person has easier access to these resources and opportunities that someone from a poor or unstable country might not have.