By Gamariel Mboya
For far too long, persons with albinism have carried a burden they did not choose, not because of their genetics but because of societal misconceptions about albinism.
Across sub-Saharan Africa, myths portray albinism as a curse or mystical power, highlighting the urgent need to dispel misconceptions that fuel discrimination and violence. Addressing these harmful beliefs is essential to protect and support persons with albinism.
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