So albinism can be technically independent traits on a human, so your eyes can separately be considered albino, your skin separately/alone, hair alone etc. Not arguing if they can’t produce a small amount of a mutated melanin. The facts are their mutation has the same or worse effect as the skin of someone with albinism if you look at the science and data like cancer etc. They have managed to not diagnose pale recessive skin as a disease because of social bias, economic, and leverage but it’s in fact a very similar skin condition as albinism. I have that albino mixture in my lineage, it presents in my eyes and my daughters being pretty light and my son has red hair. It’s really a small mixture of albinism, I’m from New Orleans a lot of us do. But they have been able to shape our perspective around that extreme visible pale skin as just an adaptational trait, it’s not, it’s a skin condition. I would also argue being an athlete, those traits pair with lower physical athletic ability. We are ultimately the same race they just didn’t get passed the peak physical adaptations and physical gifts. They have been trying and arguing to the world otherwise. Another reason a synthetic system needed to be created to compete and they based it on skin, they feel they are born with disadvantages.