1. Include Them In Video Shoots
To help build confidence in the vulnerable Albinos living with stigma and make them feel comfortable and shameless in their own skin, some of these influential Albinos could get some of such people involved in their video shoots. This won’t only mean togetherness, it would mean unapologetically selling that color and reminding the world that they also exist as humans and must be respected.
2. Mentoring
The above are still growing though, but they are already role models to a lot of people including some of these ones living with stigma. They could choose to build confidence in a vulnerable young one who doesn’t have what it takes, by mentoring them. This would be a plus for not only them but for everyone.
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3. Launch Campaigns
The influential Albinos can build confidence in the vulnerable ones by launching both off and online activism campaigns, standing up for other albinos. Racism has been most caught by activism. If they can instigate such campaigns with their influence, it could go a long way to motivate them.
4. Feature One Another
There is strength in unity. It is okay to do collaborations with other (non-albino) artists, but most importantly, they could also collaborate among themselves in one or two projects. This would pave the way for harmony and solidarity and acceptance.
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Support these people in any possible way you can. Share their art and encourage them. Blacks have been battling against racism and it never feels good as no one loves to be rejected. Some just for the sake of acceptance, have changed the tones of their skin, but what about the ones who can’t even attempt it if even they desired?
If we have felt this pain, the Albinos might have felt it double. Support them in any possible way and make them feel at home and accepted. No one decided his or her skin color before being born into this world. Albinos came into the world just like you and I, with no control of what color our skin would turn out to be.
What do you think influential albinos can do to inspire and build confidence in the vulnerable ones?
