Art
ArtBy James Davis June 19, 2017
Mike and Me: Road Warriors
James Davis recalls his travels with Michael Stoops.
ArtBy Joe Jackson June 19, 2017
Holding My Temper
Joe Jackson sheds light on managing anger while homeless.
ArtBy Dwayne Butler June 16, 2017
What Being a Vendor Means to Me
Dwayne R. Butler on the advantages of being a Street Sense vendor.
ArtBy Joseph Walker June 16, 2017
Surviving the Coming Financial Crisis
Joseph Walker questions the stability of the current economic climate.
ArtBy Melania Scott June 16, 2017
On My Way Back
I am a domestic violence survivor. I was in a relationship that started out well, then became abusive. Then it…
ArtBy Marcellus Phillips June 16, 2017
Money Will Never Be More Valuable Than Life, pt 1
Marcellus Phillips opens up about his past, illuminating how money isn’t everything.
ArtBy Reginald Denny June 16, 2017
REVIEW: “I of the Storm”
Reginald Denny reviews “I of the Storm” after the play came to Street Sense.
ArtBy Ronald Dudley June 14, 2017
Father’s Day (+♫)
This is the title track of Pookanu’s brand new album, focused on being there for his kids no matter what.
ArtBy Leonard Hyater June 13, 2017
Remembering Sir Roger Moore
On May 23, 2017, Sir Roger Moore passed away from cancer. I remember him on “The Saint” every Sunday night…
ArtBy Robert Williams June 8, 2017
Perception or Reality: Facing Myself
A Street Sense artist/vendor contemplates what makes perception or reality of himself.
ArtBy Emily Bowe June 2, 2017
My Experiences with Homelessness
One of our Vendors speaks about how she could manifest anything she aspired to in life just by thinking of it.
ArtBy Joe Jackson June 2, 2017
Living Outside
One of our Vendors talks about his experience when he was living outside and how people would taunt him because of it.
ArtBy Moyo Onibuje June 2, 2017
Broken Hand, Broken Collar
One of our vendors tell why tragedies happen for a reason and that one must be vigilant to not get stuck in a cycle of them.
ArtBy Jackie Turner June 2, 2017
The Importance of Having a Social Life
Having a social life means to have an actual life. We are all social creatures and we need connections.
ArtBy Ronald Dudley June 2, 2017
Suicidal Thought
A continuation from his original poem: Suicide Thought. In this one he tells about a little girl and her life.
ArtBy Phillip Black June 2, 2017
If You See Something, Say Something: Metro Mice
A first hand account that describes how the metro is need of a clean-up.
ArtBy Barron Hall June 2, 2017
How We Define Being “Poor”
Being poor does not necessarily mean you do not have a lot of money.
ArtBy Sheila White May 31, 2017
Good Health Starts Young
Artist/Vendor Sheila White’s take on the importance of oral hygiene.
ArtBy Franklin Sterling May 30, 2017
Ludase Kys
Franklin Sterling preaches a special poem/quote in another language
ArtBy Conrad Cheek Jr. May 30, 2017
He Fed Us When He Didn’t Know Us
Conrad Cheek Jr. Talks About his experience with a person that fed him out of the kindness of his heart
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