WE ARE FAMILY People spit at my kids because they don’t believe they’re biologically mine – sometimes they’re terrified to leave home ...

Up to 20,000 cases of albinism are reported each year in the United States, ... “Sometimes there are comments about his albinism,” Omirin said. “Kids want to know why he’s white.

KeNosha Whitehead, Esq., M.Div., is a Black woman living with albinism in Mississippi, where she works as an attorney, writer, and editor. Nosha's husband, son, and daughter all live with Marfan ...

International Albinism Awareness Day promotes understanding and rights for individuals and animals affected by albinism.

And he has three kids of his own. "Albinism is never something we even talk about at home because it's not an issue," he explains. "I would like to reach a place where we see someone as someone, ...

India's Manohara has had an inspirational journey from an award-winning child actor to a Shanghai-selected film on albinism.

Stacey Chappell, 34, a full-time mother, and her husband Jason, 40, a cleaner, from Hebburn, South Tyneside, who has three children born with albinism say they are 'blessed' to have kids with the ...

And he has three kids of his own. "Albinism is never something we even talk about at home because it's not an issue," he explains. "I would like to reach a place where we see someone as someone, ...

Albinism affects people from all races, and approximately one in 17,000 people are born with the genetic condition which reduces the amount of pigment in the skin hair and eyes.

Ocular albinism can make eyes look different and act differently. WebMD tells you about causes, symptoms, and living with this rare eye disorder.

Albinism affects around one in 17,000 people worldwide, though prevalence varies by country. It most commonly occurs in people from sub-Saharan Africa, where it affects one in 5,000.

He's also become a full-time police commissioner, in part to help crack down on attacks that people with albinism face. And he has three kids of his own. "Albinism is never something we even talk ...