The question I am investigating is: Do certain human populations, specifically Albinos, merit different rights than the rest of the general population, regardless of where they live? I came to this question because Goldenboy is based upon human rights. The Albinos over in Mwanza are treated differently than the regular human, so it makes me wonder if people really believe that every person deserves the same human rights regardless of race and where they live. The Albino population is very small and they are most common in Africa, and they are being hunted for to sell body parts in certain areas. This is an example of human rights because no one deserves to be hunted; they are literally waking up scared to go out and are trying to survive.
