How can I know that other people see the world around them exactly as I do?
Can my version of blue sky match other people's version?
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There is such a developing quality in a person – empathy.
Learn to confidently understand what your closest person, child, friend or mother sees and feels right now.
And then, at the second stage, you will understand what all people in the world feel and see.
Even including African-Americans.
Of course, everyone sees the world differently. But not so different that the blue sky seems to be a different color to someone.
If in doubt, just ask other people about the color of the sky, grass, or something else.
You can be sure that other people don't see the world exactly the same as you do. Because all people are different and their perception can also be very different.