This phase of senior project outlines where these articles should be published and why. Along with that is a more in depth of breakdown of what it will take for Semoria Mosley to produce these articles.

The (Black) Fashion Industry: It’s Like Taking Candy From a Baby 
This article should be featured as a feature in, Intern Magazine. The UK publication focuses on the perspective of interns. Often others will work for corporations as an intern with no pay, in hopes of obtaining employment there after, validity or useful reference. Most of the times they leave with just an addition to a resume. The articles refers to emerging designers as the same way. They’re like interns to big business – involuntarily. As a reporter Semoria Mosley will report this issue in a neutral and non-biased way. Mosley will strictly inform the masses using research and slight opinion.
S t a f f:
-Reporter: Semoria Mosley will gather research and interview a college student to get adequate information. She will report this matter in a non-biased way.
-Photographer: Semoria Mosley will take photos to accompany this article and post them on her website.
-Interviewee: Iikeena will interviewed by Semoria Mosley for his opinion on big brands stealing from emerging designers.

Here’s a text excerpt from this interview.
Reporter: Are you aware that some of the designers you may look up to, steal deigns from emerging designers such as yourself?
Interviewee: Oh no. None of the designers I look up to do that. I know who you’re referring to though. Big brands like Dior and Gucci right?
R: Exactly. I know you’re an emerging designer yourself. How is your brand going?
I: It’s going well. Just running into entrepreneur problems, ya know? My new collection will be out soon.  I can’t wait.
R: Me either! With you aware of what big brands do to other emerging designers and your designs being so original … do you feel the same could happen to you?

Tech Talk 
This article should be and was featured as a Sunday Business feature in Orangeburg’s local newspaper, The Times and Democrat. The publication is imperative to the Orangeburg and Charleston community being that Purewal is a South Carolina native who shared his experience with the Claflin community; this article promotes diversity is tech based careers. As a reporter I will report this issue in a neutral and non-biased way.
S t a f f:
-Reporter: Semoria Mosley will gather research and interview a college student to get adequate information. She will report this matter in a non-biased way.
-Photographer: Semoria Mosley will take all photos to accompany this article and post them on her website.
-Interviewee: Robert Campbell and Tamera Jones will provide quotes on how they felt regarding the lecture.

Coming to BLACK America 
This article should be featured in The Panther, Claflin’s Newspaper, as a feature article. Claflin houses a multitude of exchange students. It’s important to recognize students’ culture and their transitions. Claflin aims to be more inclusive and this article could strengthen that goal. As a reporter I will report this issue in a neutral and non-biased way.
S t a f f:
-Reporter: Semoria Mosley will gather research and interview a college student to get adequate information. She will report this matter in a non-biased way.
-Photographer: Semoria Mosley will take all photos to accompany this article and post them on her website.
-Interviewee: Grace Mbiaji will provide insight on her experience since coming to America

B U D G E T
Canon T6: $450.00
Canon 18-55mm lens: $249.99
Canon 75-300mm lens: $234.99
Freelance rate: $0.11 per word, 1,088 words = $119.68
Freelance rate: $0.11 per word, 646 words = $71.06
Freelance rate: $0.11 per word, 1,045 words = $114.95
8GB Audio Recorder: $16.49
= $1,257.16

S O U R C E S

Aru.ac.tz. (2018). Ardhi University. [online] Available at: http://www.aru.ac.tz

Campbell, R. (2018). Student Interview – Distinguished Lecture Series.

Cooper, B. (2017). The Fashion Outlaw Dapper Dan. [online] Nytimes.com. Available at: https://www.nytimes.com/2017/06/03/fashion/dapper-dan-harlem-gucci.html

Cunningham, E. (2017). The Khloé Kardashian, Destiney Bleu Drama Thickens. [online] Refinery29. Available at: https://www.refinery29.com/en-us/2017/06/159574/khloe-kardashian-destiny-bleu-designs-ripoff-proof.

Iikenna. Emerging Designer Interview. (2018). .

Jones, T. (2018). Student Interview – Distinguished Lecture Series.

Mbiaji, G. (2018). Coming to Black America.

Nelson, D. (2018). Fashion Nova Accused of Stealing Designs: ‘Stop Stealing From the African-American Community’. [online] Atlanta Black Star. Available at: https://atlantablackstar.com/2018/07/25/fashion-nova-accused-of-stealing-designs-stop-stealing-from-the-african-american-community/

Purewal, S. (2018). Distinguished Lecture Series: Tech Industry.

Starling, L. (2017). It Looks Like Kylie Jenner Stole New Clothing Designs From The Black-Owned Brand Plugged NYC. [online] The FADER. Available at: https://www.thefader.com/2017/06/09/kylie-jenner-stole-designs-plugged-nyc