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- Not enough industry professionals have to time or desire to be mentors.
- People do not have the transportation to attend the events.
- When we start the store, the brick and mortar fashion industry is plummeting because of online shopping.
- If only one demographic of people show up to the workshops, it diminishes the purpose of gaining new perspectives.
- Not enough grants in the future.
- Political climate causes people to resist multiple perspectives.
- Students are not engaged, lack of motivation or empathy.
-If I cannot secure a venue or space for any of the events.
- No physical property until late years.
- If the events are in a rich neighborhood, the poor community might feel intimidated. If it is located in a poor community, rich people will not attend.
- Not many students especially in poor communities do not have transportation to get to the events.
- The mentor-ship does not help them get a job or in the workplace.
- Sourcing from clothing vendors who do not pay their employees a living wage.
- Contributing to fast fashion.
- Not inclusive to men.
- Because of explicitly mentioning women, it could offend the LGBT-Q community.
- Community conversation could be more harmful or even trigger anxiety instead of being constructive and uniting.