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Albino Children: Superstitions in Africa

21 June 2024
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Albino Children: Superstitions in Africa
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In many African cultures, albino children are often seen as cursed or bringers of bad luck due to their unique appearance. Some believe that their body parts possess magical powers and are used in rituals or potions. This superstition has led to discrimination, violence, and even murder against albino individuals in some African countries.

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