I’m currently 11 and I have albinism I have nystagmus and I’m legally blind. I do use magnification tools at school. I do learn braille. I have been told that when I’m older I won’t be able to drive. Thank you for the video Ik it was a year ago but it has a lot of good information about albinism!
Always happy to make the acquaintance of a fellow PWA. Within you the best of luck in school. While it is likely true that you won't be able to drive if you are legally blind, self-driving cars may be easy to come by when you are looking to get your first car, so I'll cross my fingers for both of us to be able to drive soon. :)
That's pretty awesome you're learning braille, and in the future, you could be a braillest. Do you have, or use a cane? I've learned to appreciate mine, because I don't have to watch my feet.
I really enjoyed this informative video! Since, I'm writing a graphic novel story with a character with oculocutaneous albinism, I've been doing a lot of research to do justice in representing albinism accurately. I've been watching your videos to help with his character development. Keep it up, Tamara! ♥
@@HMMC101 It's name isn't set in stone, but for now it's "The Backstage". Not very creative, but it deals with the day to day lives of characters with the overall theme of how people present themselves at work and college vs more personal relationships with family and friends (stage self vs backstage self). It's still not a fully fledged project, but I'm working on it!
@@emerie4144 will you come back and update us on this comment when you finish it (no rush or pressure!). I would love to read your work. I love graphic novels and I’d love to learn from the information in this one!! I wish you luck! Keep doing the great work! You’re doing great!!!
@@HMMC101 Thank you so much! 🥰 Yea I can try my very best to update on progress, though it may take a long time. I'll save this video. Glad someone is interested!
i was trying to study albinism for my test and i didnt really understand much but hearing it from someone who has it made me understand it much more since i have something to relate it to. thank you so much for this video and its quality of making
My mom is a albino and so is 5 of her siblings she is so gifted and so are her brothers and sister she cannot see 90% blind but can draw , paint sculp anything and draw you perfect its amazing all of her siblings have a gift her mom always said God took something from them but gave them back these gifts
I have enjoyed your videos immensely!! They have been very informative and enlightening!! You are doing a great service to inform the UA-cam community, about Albinism!! "Big Hugs" to you!!
Hello Tamara, this was an excellent informative video and quite concise for the amount of information you presented. Having had classmates and acquaintances and coworkers with albinism, I have often wondered if there is a correlation with albinism and hi intellectual functioning. Each and every person who I no with albinism is A high achiever with high verbal skills despite the visual spectrum that they all experience differently. Just something I have wondered about. I wish your videos were around when I consulted parents regarding their children with ocular albinism. This is a great resource video, great content! Love, Beverly
Thanks so much Beverly! Interesting take! Funnily enough, all of the folks with albinism I've met have matched the same description of high achieving, type A people. I'm sure there's exceptions but a very interesting coincidence or even genetic predisposition.
Hey Tamera.you continue to inspire us with your videos. . I Don’t know if you are familiar with 2 recording. Artists who have albinism No. 1 is King Yellowman who hales from Jamaica. He is dubbed king of Dancehall music His story and his legend are inspiring for people who face huge obstacles in life like blindness albinism, skin cancer and disfigurement . No. 2 is Johnny Winter who was a celebrated blues guitarist and vocalist . Love your work my friend Peace
I’m making a comic where one of the characters has albinism! Just wondering, Is there anything I should avoid that could be insensitive? Also I love your outfit omg :0
Hello Tamara thank you so much for this information I learned a lot about albinism that I didn’t even knew about and this will help a lot with a college project that I’m doing in class right now
Hi Tamara, love your explanation, there's two famous musicians that have albinism. Their names are Edgar and Johnny Winter both are great artist, but Johnny passed away few years ago. So, what are the odds of there being two brothers that have the same genetic traits. There are some believes at Noah in the bible had albinism. The Egyptians drew a picture on papyrus of his three sons. I think you will find it very interesting because you will see what I mean if you find the right information.
I never thought in my life albinism can have such medical problems. Mainly with vision, though I will say I am a bit glad it nothing to the extreme (or at least what you provided here for me to learn) As someone with autsim I know some other people with autsim disability can drastically affect their behavior to where they have a child like mind set and I know a worker at my work place who has a greater autsim disability then mine. Though not to side track, I always thought with albinism is just losing pegnment color, though I never thought there will be different with each one aswell, really glad I came here to learn a bit and some very interesting things about albno people.
I’m not sure what I have nobody ever diagnosed me but I’m a twin and I have naturally bleached looking hair meanwhile my identical sister has brown hair,im pretty much hairless body wise just kinda fuzzy,our eyes are the same weird blue though. Also although im not really that pale I do get sunburnt very easily and have to use my big umbrella on sunny days while outside🤷♀️
Hi. Visually impaired non-albino here. I had always been told that people with albinism often have “pink eyes” and I assumed that meant that their irises were pink or reddish, but you never mentioned this when talking about eye color. Am I confused. in some way here?
No you are not confused! It's one of the most common misconceptions about albinism! Other animals like mice and rats have red eyes when they have albinism, but most humans with albinism do not. My eyes can look pink-ish in harsh lighting conditions or in the flash of a camera but that isn't because my eyes are red, it's because the pink of my retinas are reflecting through my blue irises. Folks can also have aniridia which means that they are born without irises and the eyes will look more pink/red because of the same retina reflecting back issue, but that isn't very common even amongst folks with ablinism. It's a separate condition.
Kindred spirit here with a beauty question…what is your hair care routine? Mine always gets like yellowish and dull before it even gets to my shoulders. Yours seems like a consistent white from root to tip! I just feel like it looks weird when I do half ponytails and stuff. Just curious if you have any advice. Sometimes I just want to just dye the ends!
Always happy to meet a fellow PWA! Purple shampoo does wonders. Work in in at the ends the the scalp at the very end once a week - not every wash - and it should even out the brassy colours. Also avoid shampoos/conditioners with sulphites I’ve noticed those yellow my hair a lot more! :)
Hey Tamara, Harley here. I agree with what Beverly says; excellent video! Also, FYI, the link to your Discord is expired! Anyway, all the best to you and yours.
I âm 37 years old and have albinism I was born with I plod along with life I do get funny looks because of the way I look but I think to my self sod the people who give me funny looks I don’t care
Many different eye disorders can cause photophobia and light sensitivity not just albinism! Nystagmus like your other post says can contribute to the photophobia you experience. But if you are concerned, chat with your ophthalmologist or optometrist about it. :)
Hi Tamara. This is a great video, thanks for making it . I just wanted to ask, do you know if people experience a form of Racism or discrimination for having albinism ? Also, are there any appropriate or inappropriate ways to talk about Albinism? Like i have heard Albinism or Albino? Are these terms ok or Rude? I understand the genetic side of this after listening to your video, its a recessive gene. I had no idea that it was as common as 1-20k for a form of albinism.
Thank you! Great questions. There is most certainly persecution in different parts of the world and people with albinism are still hunted and killed in countries like Tanzania. There have been instances in my life where albinism is the butt of a joke or people have discriminated against me because of that, but I see that more as disability discrimination than albinism specific. I think the best rule of thumb is only refer to someone's medical condition if it is necessary for the context of a conversation. and most folks in the albinism community prefer person with albinism (PWA) rather than albino. It's complex but gets into the person first/identity first language debate a little bit.
@@UnsightlyOpinions hey thanks for the reply! Ahh im sorry you got discriminated against for either way. although j wish im wrong on this, sadly i can’t help but think if we all had the same amount of melanin in our skin. Human nature as it is would lead to racism and discrimination based on hair colour or eye colour. Ah yeah, i did know in some African countries that there was serous persecution of people with Albanisim. I used to live in a city and there was a neighbour who had come here (UK) from Africa because of persecution due to his albinism. I would talk to him waiting for the bus some mornings, He never said which country he was from exactly. It was so long ago now I can’t remember much else from our conversations. Thank you for clarifying about the term to use and i think i understand, its about defining the person in front of you as a person and not them as a person with albanism or say a noticeable genetic difference. I think i understand it and yeah in most context of conversation it doesn’t need to be mentioned.
I have albinism and can't drive. It certainly makes life harder. Even crossing the crosswalk people think I can see them waving through the windshield, but I can't.
I respect fully think from studies hundreds thousands years ago that there was full tribes of albinoe that was attacked due to only coming out at night and natives would take advantage and would burn them in there caves not knowing they were humans with the genetics
That isn't entirely true about just blonde or red hair meaning you don't have some form of albinism,it maybe relegated only to the hair. If I'm not mistaken,that's true for the Australian Aborigines and some Melanesians,though they aren't the only dark skin people with light hair.
What I was trying to explain is that you don’t need perfectly white hair or skin or light coloured eyes to have albinism because of the many types and genetic mutations associated with it. Some may produce more pigment than others. I was trying to clarify that just because you have light blond hair doesn’t mean you have albinism either. You need the other features associated with albinism like nystagmus, vision loss, foveal hypoplasia, etc. there are also forms of albinism that only affect eyes and don’t affect skin or hair pigmentation at all.
@@UnsightlyOpinions No. I'm suggesting there maybe folks who have a hint of albinism but different metrics doesn't make them technically a person with albinism. I had to refresh my understanding of it,but the blondism in the Australian Aborigines and Melanesians is caused by the Tyrp1 gene,with other candidate genes does cause albinism.
The real question is, can people with albinism develop the Byakugan if they try hard enough? Hehe no offense, just joking around, this topic is quite interesting, I haven't found a video as informative as this one yet
As an African American Albino myself, unless the European person has other traits that were described in the video like nystagmus or photophobia, they are not an albino just because they have red hair or brown eyes. We are born this way due to genetics. I rarely comment on videos but I’m hoping that you were genuinely asking the question and not being insensitive.
@@starlightmonbebe I think Albinism has everything to do with Europeans turning pale, it is something that just happens not necessarily evolutionary, Albinos stay out of the Sun and live over 70 years without Sun exposure so why would Vitamin D from the Sun be a requirment.
@@woodchipgardens9084 Again I myself am not European and an albino. I inherited a gene from both parents that was, lack of a better word had a mutation that lead to me being born with albinism. It runs in my family and none of my family are of European descent. I have red hair and brown eyes. Both of my parents are African American. I also “look white.” If you are genuinely curious about albinism, may I suggest you look up some information in medical journals or speak to medical professionals who specialize in treatment people with albinism. Your previous comments are very rude and highly offensive.
I’m good thanks. This will be my last comment. You don’t seem to be genuinely interested in albinism and just interested in hot takes and tomfoolery. I’ve spent all 51 years of my life dealing with my albinism. As a mother, I’ve raised my children to be aware of my condition and how to assist me as I age. There’s a plethora of information about albinism out there if you’re willing to look and genuinely learn. Have a nice day.
I don’t think that’s a fair conclusion. People with albinism can come from any country and ethnic background. They will still share every other physical, and social feature of their heritage just not the melanin, so no I would not consider albinism a race.
I’m currently 11 and I have albinism I have nystagmus and I’m legally blind. I do use magnification tools at school. I do learn braille. I have been told that when I’m older I won’t be able to drive. Thank you for the video Ik it was a year ago but it has a lot of good information about albinism!
Always happy to make the acquaintance of a fellow PWA. Within you the best of luck in school. While it is likely true that you won't be able to drive if you are legally blind, self-driving cars may be easy to come by when you are looking to get your first car, so I'll cross my fingers for both of us to be able to drive soon. :)
@@UnsightlyOpinions tysm for such a sweet reply! I wish you the best luck:)
That's pretty awesome you're learning braille, and in the future, you could be a braillest.
Do you have, or use a cane? I've learned to appreciate mine, because I don't have to watch my feet.
So African Albinos can have red hair and brown eyes, then are Europeans with red hair and brown eyes Albino also or No?
@@UnsightlyOpinionshow is he gonna read this he is blind
I really enjoyed this informative video! Since, I'm writing a graphic novel story with a character with oculocutaneous albinism, I've been doing a lot of research to do justice in representing albinism accurately. I've been watching your videos to help with his character development. Keep it up, Tamara! ♥
Me too
What is the name of your graphic novel??
@@HMMC101 It's name isn't set in stone, but for now it's "The Backstage". Not very creative, but it deals with the day to day lives of characters with the overall theme of how people present themselves at work and college vs more personal relationships with family and friends (stage self vs backstage self). It's still not a fully fledged project, but I'm working on it!
@@emerie4144 will you come back and update us on this comment when you finish it (no rush or pressure!). I would love to read your work. I love graphic novels and I’d love to learn from the information in this one!! I wish you luck! Keep doing the great work! You’re doing great!!!
@@HMMC101 Thank you so much! 🥰 Yea I can try my very best to update on progress, though it may take a long time. I'll save this video. Glad someone is interested!
i was trying to study albinism for my test and i didnt really understand much but hearing it from someone who has it made me understand it much more since i have something to relate it to. thank you so much for this video and its quality of making
My mom is a albino and so is 5 of her siblings she is so gifted and so are her brothers and sister she cannot see 90% blind but can draw , paint sculp anything and draw you perfect its amazing all of her siblings have a gift her mom always said God took something from them but gave them back these gifts
I have also albino
I have enjoyed your videos immensely!! They have been very informative and enlightening!! You are doing a great service to inform the UA-cam community, about Albinism!! "Big Hugs" to you!!
This is very informative, thank you!
I’m so glad you enjoyed the video! :)
I love your analogy of a CRT vs an HDTV. I've started saying it's like putting a VGA camera in the lastest iPhone.
This was incredibly informative!
Thanks so much! I’m glad you found it educational. :)
This was SO interesting! Thank you!
Hello Tamara, this was an excellent informative video and quite concise for the amount of information you presented. Having had classmates and acquaintances and coworkers with albinism, I have often wondered if there is a correlation with albinism and hi intellectual functioning. Each and every person who I no with albinism is A high achiever with high verbal skills despite the visual spectrum that they all experience differently. Just something I have wondered about. I wish your videos were around when I consulted parents regarding their children with ocular albinism. This is a great resource video, great content! Love, Beverly
Thanks so much Beverly! Interesting take! Funnily enough, all of the folks with albinism I've met have matched the same description of high achieving, type A people. I'm sure there's exceptions but a very interesting coincidence or even genetic predisposition.
Thank you! So informative!
Hey Tamera.you continue to inspire us with your videos. . I Don’t know if you are familiar with 2 recording. Artists who have albinism No. 1 is King Yellowman who hales from Jamaica. He is dubbed king of Dancehall music His story and his legend are inspiring for people who face huge obstacles in life like blindness albinism, skin cancer and disfigurement .
No. 2 is Johnny Winter who was a celebrated blues guitarist and vocalist .
Love your work my friend
Peace
I was familiar with both. Amazing they accomplished so much. :)
I’m making a comic where one of the characters has albinism! Just wondering, Is there anything I should avoid that could be insensitive? Also I love your outfit omg :0
Thanks for detailed explanation
Hello Tamara thank you so much for this information I learned a lot about albinism that I didn’t even knew about and this will help a lot with a college project that I’m doing in class right now
Hi Tamara, love your explanation, there's two famous musicians that have albinism. Their names are Edgar and Johnny Winter both are great artist, but Johnny passed away few years ago. So, what are the odds of there being two brothers that have the same genetic traits. There are some believes at Noah in the bible had albinism. The Egyptians drew a picture on papyrus of his three sons. I think you will find it very interesting because you will see what I mean if you find the right information.
Thank you soooooo much for the video!! It helped me a lot with my bio essay for school 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
You're a life saver 💖✨
Happy to help!
amazing video thanks!🙂
Glad you liked it!
Great video. Thanks.
Thank you very much for sharing
Ik this is 2 years ago but this video is so good :) !
Thank you so much!!!!
My pleasure!
I never thought in my life albinism can have such medical problems. Mainly with vision, though I will say I am a bit glad it nothing to the extreme (or at least what you provided here for me to learn) As someone with autsim I know some other people with autsim disability can drastically affect their behavior to where they have a child like mind set and I know a worker at my work place who has a greater autsim disability then mine. Though not to side track, I always thought with albinism is just losing pegnment color, though I never thought there will be different with each one aswell, really glad I came here to learn a bit and some very interesting things about albno people.
Im very pale and have light brown hair but I’m animic not albino but my friends keep saying I’m albino
Watching from London UK❤
I’m not sure what I have nobody ever diagnosed me but I’m a twin and I have naturally bleached looking hair meanwhile my identical sister has brown hair,im pretty much hairless body wise just kinda fuzzy,our eyes are the same weird blue though.
Also although im not really that pale I do get sunburnt very easily and have to use my big umbrella on sunny days while outside🤷♀️
Hi. Visually impaired non-albino here. I had always been told that people with albinism often have “pink eyes” and I assumed that meant that their irises were pink or reddish, but you never mentioned this when talking about eye color. Am I confused. in some way here?
No you are not confused! It's one of the most common misconceptions about albinism! Other animals like mice and rats have red eyes when they have albinism, but most humans with albinism do not. My eyes can look pink-ish in harsh lighting conditions or in the flash of a camera but that isn't because my eyes are red, it's because the pink of my retinas are reflecting through my blue irises. Folks can also have aniridia which means that they are born without irises and the eyes will look more pink/red because of the same retina reflecting back issue, but that isn't very common even amongst folks with ablinism. It's a separate condition.
Kindred spirit here with a beauty question…what is your hair care routine? Mine always gets like yellowish and dull before it even gets to my shoulders. Yours seems like a consistent white from root to tip! I just feel like it looks weird when I do half ponytails and stuff. Just curious if you have any advice. Sometimes I just want to just dye the ends!
Always happy to meet a fellow PWA! Purple shampoo does wonders. Work in in at the ends the the scalp at the very end once a week - not every wash - and it should even out the brassy colours. Also avoid shampoos/conditioners with sulphites I’ve noticed those yellow my hair a lot more! :)
@@UnsightlyOpinionsok, thank you, I'll check my purple stuff for sulfites.. Sounds like I'm overusing it!
@@achromatic03Matrix brand has a great purple shampoo.
you are an angel of god brought to earth ❤😍
Hey Tamara, Harley here. I agree with what Beverly says; excellent video! Also, FYI, the link to your Discord is expired! Anyway, all the best to you and yours.
Hi Harley! Thanks so much. I didn't realize it expired after 7 days... I'm going to try to fix that up right away!
Thanks! Nice hair!
Any time!
To me more cool liking than anything else; kinda an ethereal vibe✔️
I âm 37 years old and have albinism I was born with I plod along with life I do get funny looks because of the way I look but I think to my self sod the people who give me funny looks I don’t care
I’m very photofibic must I have albinism to have extreme light sensitive?
Many different eye disorders can cause photophobia and light sensitivity not just albinism! Nystagmus like your other post says can contribute to the photophobia you experience. But if you are concerned, chat with your ophthalmologist or optometrist about it. :)
Doesn't make you albino. My aunt albino. My son sensitive to lights cause he has axenfeld rieger symdrome
Hi Tamara. This is a great video, thanks for making it .
I just wanted to ask, do you know if people experience a form of Racism or discrimination for having albinism ?
Also, are there any appropriate or inappropriate ways to talk about Albinism? Like i have heard Albinism or Albino? Are these terms ok or Rude?
I understand the genetic side of this after listening to your video, its a recessive gene. I had no idea that it was as common as 1-20k for a form of albinism.
Thank you! Great questions. There is most certainly persecution in different parts of the world and people with albinism are still hunted and killed in countries like Tanzania. There have been instances in my life where albinism is the butt of a joke or people have discriminated against me because of that, but I see that more as disability discrimination than albinism specific.
I think the best rule of thumb is only refer to someone's medical condition if it is necessary for the context of a conversation. and most folks in the albinism community prefer person with albinism (PWA) rather than albino. It's complex but gets into the person first/identity first language debate a little bit.
@@UnsightlyOpinions hey thanks for the reply!
Ahh im sorry you got discriminated against for either way.
although j wish im wrong on this, sadly i can’t help but think if we all had the same amount of melanin in our skin. Human nature as it is would lead to racism and discrimination based on hair colour or eye colour.
Ah yeah, i did know in some African countries that there was serous persecution of people with Albanisim. I used to live in a city and there was a neighbour who had come here (UK) from Africa because of persecution due to his albinism. I would talk to him waiting for the bus some mornings, He never said which country he was from exactly. It was so long ago now I can’t remember much else from our conversations.
Thank you for clarifying about the term to use and i think i understand, its about defining the person in front of you as a person and not them as a person with albanism or say a noticeable genetic difference. I think i understand it and yeah in most context of conversation it doesn’t need to be mentioned.
Thank you!
I’m glad you enjoyed it!
Is it possible for people with albinism to have normal vision?
Not to my knowledge, but some have a lot better vision than I ever had.
I Requested you to make a video of the products(Hair & Skin) you use for yourself.
I have a few other videos in the works at the moment, but I'll try to do a video on products soon. The shampoo I use is this one here:
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I have optic nerve atrofi and nystagmus
Ty❤️
I have albinism and can't drive. It certainly makes life harder. Even crossing the crosswalk people think I can see them waving through the windshield, but I can't.
It can be a challenge for sure. Not being able to drive is probably in the top 5 most annoying things about being blind for sure!
Aww I wanna have albinism so bad, People who have albinism are so gifted
I respect fully think from studies hundreds thousands years ago that there was full tribes of albinoe that was attacked due to only coming out at night and natives would take advantage and would burn them in there caves not knowing they were humans with the genetics
Oh my Goodness 😢 I never knew about them albinoooooo people human species they are such a beautiful ❤❤❤
That isn't entirely true about just blonde or red hair meaning you don't have some form of albinism,it maybe relegated only to the hair. If I'm not mistaken,that's true for the Australian Aborigines and some Melanesians,though they aren't the only dark skin people with light hair.
What I was trying to explain is that you don’t need perfectly white hair or skin or light coloured eyes to have albinism because of the many types and genetic mutations associated with it. Some may produce more pigment than others. I was trying to clarify that just because you have light blond hair doesn’t mean you have albinism either. You need the other features associated with albinism like nystagmus, vision loss, foveal hypoplasia, etc. there are also forms of albinism that only affect eyes and don’t affect skin or hair pigmentation at all.
@@UnsightlyOpinions No. I'm suggesting there maybe folks who have a hint of albinism but different metrics doesn't make them technically a person with albinism. I had to refresh my understanding of it,but the blondism in the Australian Aborigines and Melanesians is caused by the Tyrp1 gene,with other candidate genes does cause albinism.
My aunt is albino
The real question is, can people with albinism develop the Byakugan if they try hard enough? Hehe no offense, just joking around, this topic is quite interesting, I haven't found a video as informative as this one yet
I wish haha. If only I had all seeing eye or daredevil like reflexes. It would make life a lot easier. :) glad you enjoyed the video.
So African Albinos can have red hair and brown eyes, then are Europeans with red hair and brown eyes Albino also or No?
As an African American Albino myself, unless the European person has other traits that were described in the video like nystagmus or photophobia, they are not an albino just because they have red hair or brown eyes. We are born this way due to genetics. I rarely comment on videos but I’m hoping that you were genuinely asking the question and not being insensitive.
@@starlightmonbebe I think Albinism has everything to do with Europeans turning pale, it is something that just happens not necessarily evolutionary, Albinos stay out of the Sun and live over 70 years without Sun exposure so why would Vitamin D from the Sun be a requirment.
@@woodchipgardens9084 Again I myself am not European and an albino. I inherited a gene from both parents that was, lack of a better word had a mutation that lead to me being born with albinism. It runs in my family and none of my family are of European descent. I have red hair and brown eyes. Both of my parents are African American. I also “look white.” If you are genuinely curious about albinism, may I suggest you look up some information in medical journals or speak to medical professionals who specialize in treatment people with albinism. Your previous comments are very rude and highly offensive.
@@starlightmonbebe a lot of offensive people in the world isn't there, look up Lazarus Chigwandali and Salif Keita it might cheer you up.
I’m good thanks. This will be my last comment. You don’t seem to be genuinely interested in albinism and just interested in hot takes and tomfoolery. I’ve spent all 51 years of my life dealing with my albinism. As a mother, I’ve raised my children to be aware of my condition and how to assist me as I age. There’s a plethora of information about albinism out there if you’re willing to look and genuinely learn. Have a nice day.
What up to all the Targaryens out there
I have a question what happens if a albino person is injected melenin does it help skin and eyes visión like melanotan 2 or Nitisinone ?
It really doesn’t help because our bodies can’t synthesize or metabolize it in cells.
احب هاي الحاله🥺🇮🇶
I have albinism andHPS !!
They wondered if I had HPS for the longest time due to blood issues. Very cool to meet a fellow PWA :)
Hi what happen to albino when they die I have never see an albino fenural
so are albino's their own race, is that fair to think?
I don’t think that’s a fair conclusion. People with albinism can come from any country and ethnic background. They will still share every other physical, and social feature of their heritage just not the melanin, so no I would not consider albinism a race.
@@UnsightlyOpinions I got ya. But so… to what race do they belong to?
@@jollygoodgordon5580good ragebait
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I would hate to have albinism. It just looks wrong, I’m sorry.
Wow, did you wake up one morning and decide “I think I’m going to be as rude as possible today!”?
Try not to get jealous 🤡🤡🤡