Art

I’ve got to get myself together

Artist and vendor Reginald Denny recounts his experiences with homelessness.

The greatest SIN in our community

Artist and vendor Pierre Johnson points out flaws in the education system and how detrimental this can be for students.

The Handled

A piece by artist and vendor Laticia Brock.

Angel’s Tears

A poem by Kym Parker.

A mess and a blessing

A poem by Queenie Featherstone.

The mask won’t save you

Darlesha Joyner compares her HIV with COVID-19.

The Washington Redskins’ Change of Name

Anthony Carney writes about the importance of respecting one another.

The name was changed for money, not for justice

Marcus Green gives his take on the Washington football team’s name change.

For True

Artist/Vendor James Daniel Johnson celebrates the life of late civil rights activist John Lewis.

A New Day of Hope

A piece by Carlton Johnson.

The Heat

Artist/Vendor Ayub Abdul details homeless people’s struggle to deal with the summer heat.

Peace Be Still

A poem by artist and vendor Darlesha Joyner.

Aiming for the Prize

A message by artist and vendor Rev. John Littlejohn.

COVID-19

Marcus McCall reflects on how the pandemic has affected him.

I Never Tell Fish Tales

Jeffery McNeil offers advice on how to get through the public health emergency.

I got my place

Dan Hooks thanks those who helped him find a place to call home.

Haiku Poems

By Queenie Featherstone

Stay safe

Artist and vendor Mary Sellman comments on the effects of the public health crisis.

The topic of the story: I’m Still Strong

Artist and vendor Gerald Anderson shares his experiences with the COVID-19 pandemic thus far.

Freedoms Chained, Peace Within

A piece by artist and vendor Angie Whitehurst.