Albinism

[PussyCat]

The state or condition of being an albino: abinoism;
leucopathy.

[PussyCat]

Albinism is a rare hereditary disorder in which little or none of the skin pigment melanin is formed. The skin, hair, and eyes, or sometimes just the eyes, are affected.

Typically, the hair and skin are white and the eyes may be pink or pale blue-gray.
Doctors usually diagnose albinism by examining the skin and eyes.
There is no treatment, but people with albinism should protect themselves from sunlight to prevent sunburn and reduce risk of skin cancer.

(See also Overview of Skin Pigment.)
Albinism is a disorder of skin pigmentation that occurs in people of all ethnicities and throughout the world. It is caused by several rare genetic disorders that, in addition to causing hypopigmentation (an abnormally low amount of melanin) or depigmentation (complete loss of pigment) of the skin, also affect the eyes with decreased vision, misalignment of the eyes (strabismus), and involuntary eye movements (nystagmus).
A type of albinism, called ocular albinism, affects the eyes but usually not the skin and hair. Another type of albinism occurs with bleeding disorders.

[Ernesto]

An incredibly [Caucasian] [activity], derived from the disease afflicting Albinos that makes their [pigment] white.

[Oralee]

A congenital absence of pigment in the skin and hair (which are white) and the eyes (which are usually pink)

[Sonia]

A disorder that a person is born with, which isnt contageous. If you have it, youre born with a lack of [pigment] (skin and hair color) and most of the time, legal [blindness]. A person with albinism is commonly called an albino even though it is considered [politically incorrect]. Im albino, and I find it fine, stupid people dont want to admit who they are.

[Jason Yan]

a condition in which a person or animal lacks pigment (= colour) , so that they have white skin and hair and pink eyes