Born Too White: What It's Like To Have Albinism in Tanzania | Full Documentary | Reel Truth

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Published on Nov 20, 2021
Oscar Duke, an NHS doctor with albinism heads to Tanzania and Malawi to discover what life is like for other people with the same genetic condition. Whilst in East Africa, Oscar explores the reasons why albino people are vulnerable to attack in these countries as well as interview some of the people who hold prejudiced views towards albinism.

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