WAR OF COLORS | Omeleto

Summary by Krater

A young Black woman with albinism deals with microaggressions, identity struggles, and societal misunderstandings about her condition while working as a babysitter and chef, ultimately finding her voice through a slam poetry performance.

From the video

Answers: What is it like to live with albinism as a Black person?

• Albinism in the Black community
• Racial identity and perception
• Microaggressions and prejudice
• Slam poetry and self-expression

What it concludes

• Albinism is a condition resulting in little or no melanin production by birth, leading to lack of skin color and poor vision development.
• People of any race, gender, background, and nationality can be born with albinism, and everyone's experience is different.
• Albinism does not make people evil or impart magical body parts, and those with the condition experience diverse challenges.