In the first study, for the first 50 images each for losing skin color, depigmentation, and vitiligo, darker skin made up 37 (74%), 33 (66%), and 45 (90%) of the first 50 pictures, respectively.

Growing up, Winnie Harlow had to deal with taunts from her classmates, and some shunned her because of her skin.

I’ve been a vitiligo researcher for almost 20 years. While it affects people of all races and ethnicities equally, it’s more visible in people with darker skin tones. As a result, they may be ...

And I realized she had vitiligo. And she's like, but you're not covered up. Aren't you-- and she was like, people are going to-- and I was like, man, it's 137 degrees outside.