Restricted fashion cuz of race?, hmm Options

[AngryBaby]

hmmm ever notice that some races (mostly just black and white)seem to be restricted of how far their fashion can go? for example whenever a white kid whore any hip hop clothing like Fubu, SthPole, SeanJohn etc. he would be called a whigger and wannabe black and all that shit(at leats at my school) . matter of fact i have a friend who went through that now he dresses punk rocker like. same goes for black people. whenever a black kid wheres any prep clothing like lets say A&F or hollister he'll be ridiculed, called white and all that. like once this kid(who is black) named Teddy at my school ( yes teddy) wore a collared shirt with the collar up and this kid i know Nick (who happens to be black) is all like "man put your collar down thats white people shit." i was like oookay wtf.
so thats what i mean by restricted, is one type of clothing meant for on race and another type is meant the other? A&F would be called "white people clothes"
FUBU would be called "black people clothes" hence the for US by US.
What do YOU think?

[*xcaitlinx*]

like everyone else said, that's society and sterotypes. even though i don't wanna admit it, i think that it's odd when black people wear a&f and when white people wear fubu and sean john.

[uLoVeMikeRoch]

like everyone else said, that's society and sterotypes. even though i don't wanna admit it, i think that it's odd when black people wear a&f and when white people wear fubu and sean john.

Same here.

Also, what sets these things are, are the fact that besides the clothes, they all act like the stereotypes.

For example, all the white kids in my school who go for the urban look all think that they are black. They would try to talk like black people, and try to imitate everything else that they do. But the thing is, they all hang with other wiggers and shit, and barely hang out with any black people. Whats the point of them trying to be like them, when you don't even talk to them?

Anyways, sure it's ok for them to wear the clothes, but I think it's going to far when they try to act and imitate.