My husband told me that when he was 2-3, and he was living with his grandmother in this small town in Arkansas, he used to read the Wall Street Journal, New York Times, and he really believed that all white people lived in New York, because he never saw any white people where he lived.
A childhood belief about places
others believed things like this
- when i was 4 my mom told me we lived in Indiana and i would tell people we lived in DianaAnon
- I used to believe that black people were white people dipped in Chocolate. That's what my dad told me...— Steve
- I wish to beleive that white Christmast was for white people.— Ati Mosupyoe
- i used to think a small man named homer lived in my grandmother's freezer and made ice. — ana
- My poop was always around the same color as my skin so I assumed white people's poop was white.— jaycee
- I used to believe that white people had white poop and that mine was brown because I was brownAnon