Why We Tell Black Children Not To Say The Word ‘Lie’

[@HarrietTubmansNiece]

I was taught that all as a child but these days I move accordingly to which I am treated 💫🙌🏾

[@PushBlack]

Love to hear that! 🧡

[@tianarogers8563]

So Many requirements without any return of respect 😢

[@kandaibbie9455]

OMG.... so very profound.

[@PushBlack]

Right?!

[@ronaldcross6082]

The tiered system does hurt. My childhood was to be seen and not heard. This has passed to my nephew who, when a child, would see another child acting a fool and tell his mother "Im not playing with that kid".

[@PushBlack]

Wow, that is certainly something. Thanks for sharing your experience with us!

[@BiC_T-Kno]

We were told to stop storyin'... Instead of stop lyin'

[@Pjazz1]

Yes! Stop storyin’ or stop fibbin’…

[@BiC_T-Kno]

@Pjazz1 yep... Wit the lingo they use now... every other sentence got "I ain't gon' lie" in it...

[@PushBlack]

How interesting! Thanks for sharing this with us!

[@Meridian83West]

My sisters and I were told to say "telling stories" instead of "lying". I can remember being confused as a little boy because my mother used to read a magazine called "True Story" and I thought that if something was a "story" that meant it wasn't true.

[@PushBlack]

How interesting! Thanks for sharing your experience!

[@evelynhines4861]

So true eldress deardra j devaughn from Goldsboro NC

[@PushBlack]

✊🏿

[@sstill2008]

My Dad, 77, used to hate to hear me use the word lie; only now do I realize why. He never explained the jim crow part.

[@timely1974]

- he probably didn't know.

[@PushBlack]

Wow, that's interesting! Thanks for sharing that with us! 🧡

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[@PushBlack]

We can certainly follow up on this with answers from the team!