Quandary: Social Media Analysis

I frequently receive this disgusting impression every single time thoughts like this come across my mind, and what makes it more sickening is the lack of awareness and or moral support that is portrayed or should I say- actually done about the quandary my minority youth is unintentionally involved in. From fearing our lives to being looked at inadequately, some sense of corroboration has to be made in order for the racial profiling to be swamped away. Instead of being the type of man who speaks about an legitimate issue with no regards to fixing the issue, I myslef is different. About 10 months ago, in hopes to change the way general population look's at us young minority, Simply Great Clothing was created, and a 17 year old, black, high school
I constantly see injustices on the news happening to people our age and we decided to step up and show the world what our generation is really about.

I created the idea of Simply Great in February 2015 and eventually, we launched our first collection in March 2015. Using social media marketing, we quickly moved product from our site, selling out- gaining more and more support every day from people who believe in the movement. In just a few months, we have accomplished some amazing things. From dropping a summer and fall collection that sold out within weeks, around the world, to getting our LLC, to having our first international order/customers in Europe, and even gaining an investor, I know a lot more great things are to come.

The first part of our logo - "Simply" with a line through it - expresses that we are not just trying to promote our brand but that, more importantly, we are promoting the individual who wears it (symbolized by the line through the word). The second part of our logo is a traditional Chinese character that translates to "Great" in English. It is not only unique, but shows that our message and movement is universal and is one that we hope to spread around the