Protect me, My shadow : Even if the skin color is different, the shadow color is the same.

‘Even if the skin color is different, the shadow color is the same’There are more marginalized people in Africa, the black continent that has been marginalized.These are people with albinism, also known as “albino”.Albino patients, a rare congenital disease in which cells lack melanin synthesis, have unusually fair skin in the black continent of Africa. For that reason alone, albino patients are once again marginalized and persecuted by their African counterparts.Albano patients feel pain because their skin festers even with a little exposure to sunlight. The risk of developing skin cancer is also quite high. It is a reality that it is difficult for people with skin cancer to pass the age of 40. That's why albinos are people who are protected and need help more than anyone else, but albino patients who should be protected are targets of attack in Africa.In Africa, there is a superstition that albino patients have mystical powers. It is believed that offering the arms, legs, hair, and skin of an albino patient as a sacrifice brings good luck. Even the bodies of albino patients are being bought and sold at high prices, believing that health and wealth can be gained by taking medicines containing body parts of albino patients. Because of that, even at this moment, Albino patients are in danger of life.Through this book, I would like to inform the sad reality of albino patients who are discriminated against and live with a threat to their lives just because their skin color is different. And in this book, I put the heart that I want to reach them with a helping hand.This book contains the reality of Africa.‘Even if the skin color is different, the shadow color is the same’We would like to add our hope to sharing through this book.everyone who reads this bookWe hope to live together in a world without prejudice and discrimination. Read more