# https://throughoureyesalbinism.com


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- [What would you change about the way the world accommodates people with albinism?](https://throughoureyesalbinism.com/bulletin-board-8/): Made with
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- [Navigating Spaces not Designed for Low Vision](https://throughoureyesalbinism.com/bulletin-board-4/): Made with
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- [What is Albinism](https://throughoureyesalbinism.com/what-is-albinism/): Albinism is a genetic condition that a person is born with. It is not something that develops over time, can be caught, or can be cured. A person with albinism has no or decreased melanin production. Melanin is the pigment responsible for skin, hair, and eye color. Because melanin also plays a critical role in how the eyes develop in utero, most people with albinism experience some degree of vision challenges alongside their lighter coloring. Albinism is more common than many people realize, affecting people of every race and ethnicity all around the world. In most types of albinism, a […]

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