Albinosi z Malawi - NYT
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Madalena Francisco Jorge, 17, who has albinism, sits in her classroom in Tete, Mozambique, June 30, 2016. Jorge said she feels increasingly discriminated against by other students, who often call her "money" because of the value of her body parts. Superstition in Mozambique and nearby countries like Malawi and Tanzania holds that if you have a piece of albinism on you -- in the form of a bone or piece of skin -- you'll have luck and money. (Daniel Rodrigues/The New York Times)
MINIMALNA CENA 100USD!!!
2016-06-30
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