<human>: I identify certain things with certain cultures, but superficial things.  And they seem to be endorsed by those cultures as being "theirs".  [Example.]  

For that matter, certain cultures are starting to feel like races.  All black people are not African but they all get lumped together in most contexts as being racially "black".  So to me, FUBU is geared toward a race (black people) and not a culture.

Is it racist to start thinking the same way, that certaion things are for certain people/races?  Seeing a white guy in a FUBU jersey seems incongruent and silly.  And generalizing that, super baggy pants and a bandana on under your hat with a large gold chain around your next is starting to feel like a "black" style to me.  Am I reacting to a cultural inequity, or a racial one?

Can you condense the text into three sentences or less?
<bot>: Is it racist to identify a style with a culture/nationality?  To think a white guy in a certain mode of dress is trying to be black?  Or is that just contemporary common sense?