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Date&Time: June 12, 1 PM EST

"Michael Jackson disease” - a nickname that sparks discomfort in some parts of the world, while in others it’s the only reason people know the condition exists. The way vitiligo is framed in pop culture can either reinforce stereotypes or open doors to understanding. Join the conversation on vitiligo is portrayed in movies, music, media, and gaming through powerful stories from voices across the USA, Canada, and Nigeria. We’ll explore:

🔹 Instagram’s controversial vitiligo filter
🔹 Cultural myths (including links to witchcraft)
🔹 Trailblazers redefining beauty standards

Together, we’ll ask: What does real representation look like, and why does it matter?

Speakers:

Chukwu Gloria Chidiebere — LICDA Partnership Lead & Vitiligo Awareness Advocate (Nigeria)
Omar Sharife — Co-Founder, Vitiligo Voices Canada & Model
Raj Selvaraj — Political Science Student, University of Florida
 • VP, UF European Union Club
 • Secretary, UF Political Science Honors Society
 • Executive VP, UF Kappa Alpha Pi
 • Ambassador, Embrace The Hyphen

Whether you live with vitiligo or are simply curious, this conversation is for you. 

Don’t miss this chance to learn, connect, and go beyond the surface.

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