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'You can be white, have blonde hair and blues eyes, and still be abused for your skin colour.”Full-time mum Marwa, from Croydon, South London, said she was thrilled when she fell pregnant with her first child in 2020.But when Julia-Marie was born in June last year, she was stunned by her extremely pale skin tone and piercing blue eyes, which didn’t match her parent’s features.She said: “She was born completely white, like pale with blonde hair and blue eyes.

Our fear is that Julia would get bullied about her glasses and condition.“People need to know you don’t need to be black to be racially abused. A white mum and a black dad who had an albino baby says she has already suffered racial abuse - aged just 15 months.Marwa Houma, 33, said she had expected Julia-Marie to share skin tones with her and her black civil partner, Malcolm John, 60.But she was born instead with blonde hair, blue-eyes and pale skin.Tests revealed Julia-Marie was born with albinism, a condition affecting one in every 17,000 people.Marwa said her bubbly tot has faced vicious discrimination - particularly when she steps out with her loving father.She has been called names and people have even questioned whether John is her dad.Marwa said: “Every time I take Julia outside, people don’t look at me because I’m fair-skinned, but when they look at Malcolm with Julia, it’s like ‘what’s that man doing with that baby?'“People would stare at him as though he kidnapped the baby, and I felt for him, but he couldn’t express it.“As a parent, I need to be brave and fight for my daughter’s future.