My 12 year old white son wants to wear black teen boys fashion…

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My 12 year old white son wants to wear black outdoor clothes. I think that is cool.

Nope

Why do you think it is not cool?

[Anonymous]

I was on the Vineyard in August, so if my white kid wanted to wear "black people" clothing, I would say no bc I can't afford it! All I saw was Black people incredibly well dressed in enviable outfits, for casual or dressed up events.

[Anonymous]

DH wears t-shirts, shorts or jeans, and sneakers day in & day out. Sometimes a button-down shirt or polo shirt. That's his "Black people" clothing. Our kid's, too, though he pretty much has a hoodie glued to his torso if weather is under 80-some degrees. Is this what OP is talking about?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What is black teen fashion?

If you go with the stereotype then,

Black fashion: oversize bright color clothes, saggy pants and cool clean shoes (color probably matches the outfit).

White fashion: Random worn t-shirts with logos, basketball or khakis shorts (all year around), worn dirty shoes. (nothing matches)

LOL

Ma'am, nobody under 40 wears khaki shorts

Oh yes, they do. At least in Fairfax Co. and Loudoun Co. they do. LOL.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I was on the Vineyard in August, so if my white kid wanted to wear "black people" clothing, I would say no bc I can't afford it! All I saw was Black people incredibly well dressed in enviable outfits, for casual or dressed up events.

Ha, that's what I tell my boys. I cannot afford it either. LOL.

[Anonymous]

I was at Zara yesterday and, apart from two young black men, I was the only white person in there. Should I be worried?

[Anonymous]

My 14 year old white son wears Black outdoor clothes when he goes hiking.