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Reggie’s Reflections: Cheating Crime

In this latest Reflection, Artist/Vendor Reggie Black is still struggling with his recent interaction with a friend.

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Surviving Winter

Artist/Vendor Reggie Black shares the difficulties experienced during the winter months.

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Hypothermia

Artist/Vendor Anne Marie Holloway shares insights on the difficulties of staying warm during DC’s winters.

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Sense of Belonging

Artist/Vendor Sean-Christopher Riley shares about the challenges those experiencing homelessness have preparing for the changing seasons.

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The Rise and Fall of Stinky: Part II

Artist/Vendor Jeffery McNeil concludes the story of Stinky with his fall from grace.

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Just a Guy I Know

Artist/Vendor Robert Warren pens a poem on someone he used to know.

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Changes of Life: A Mental State

Artist/Vendor Sean-Christopher Riley reflects on mental health and overcoming adversity.

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Hanging With Dave 

Artist/Vendor Patrick Azarius writes about a chance encounter with an old friend.

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We are Different 

Artist/Vendor Reginald Black writes about the importance of understanding mental health and the needs of some individuals experiencing homelessness.

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The Little Boys Plea

Artist/Vendor Mikkail Douglas questions whether someone realizes their true value.

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Reggie’s Reflections – Intruder!!!!

Artist/Vendor Reggie Black’s latest reflection has him questioning actions.

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Pioneering System

Artist/Vendor David Rubin writes on the importance of treating those in need as individuals, instead of collectively.

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The Rise and Fall of Stinky: Part I

Artist/Vendor Jeffery McNeil begins the story of Stinky.

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Homeless Veterans

Street Sense’s Writer’s Group pens some reflections on veterans and homelessness in this edition.

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Our Nations History

Street Sense’s Writer’s Group pens some reflections on veterans and homelessness in this edition.

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Reggie’s Reflections – New Day!!!!

Artist/Vendor Reggie Black shares on how he came to Street Sense in this latest Reflection.

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A Soldier’s Service

Street Sense’s Writer’s Group pens some reflections on veterans and homelessness in this edition.

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The Soldier’s MyOpia

Street Sense’s Writer’s Group pens some reflections on veterans and homelessness in this edition.

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The South Carolina Line?

Street Sense’s Writer’s Group pens some reflections on veterans and homelessness in this edition.

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Hope for the Hopeless

Street Sense’s Writer’s Group pens some reflections on veterans and homelessness in this edition. 

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