Major evidence for this theory of albinism (whiteness) is found in the symbolism of the Adam and Eve biblical mythology. Western civilization looks to this mythology in the Book of Genesis as the account of its beginning. The essential elements of the Adam and Eve story are that Adam and Eve were in the Garden of Eden, ate the forbidden fruit (the apple), had sexual intercourse, became ashamed of their nakedness and were chased from the Garden of Eden.

My decoding of that fundamental mythology and symbolism for Western civilization is as follows: Adam and Eve are the symbolic figures of the early albino mutants produced by Black parents; the Garden of Eden is Africa, the place where all knowledgeable anthropologists and paleontologists are informing us that human life began (and that the first human beings were black-skinned); the apple eaten by Adam and Eve is the presumed, orally ingested poison, looked upon as the cause of the mutation to albinism; this ingestion was followed by the act of sexual intercourse, which is also viewed as being responsible for the mutation to albinism and, therefore, the original sin: Adam and Eve’s shame for their nakedness indicates their rejection and shame of their pale white bodies –colorless or naked- when compared to the black- and brown-skinned normals; their use of fig leaves to cover their genitals (as they are depicted) implies the shame and rejection of their genital apparatus, including their genes; their expulsion from the Garden of Eden represents the isolation of the albino mutants away from the skin-pigmented normals and their voluntary or involuntary migration out of Africa, northward into Europe.

Western culture goes further in the symbolism of its religious philosophy to pinpoint the eating of the apple by Adam and Eve, followed by their act of sexual intercourse as “the act of original sin”. Because of this act, Western culture conceives of all its people as being “born in sin” and in need of being “born again”.

---Dr. Frances Cress Welsing