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Street Sense Media uses a range of creative platforms to spotlight solutions to homelessness and empower people in need.

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Art

Backwards revolving door

Chris Cole writes a poem titled “Backwards revolving door.”

Food for thought!

Marcus McCall shares his thoughts on self-care and self-love.

When a Social Justice Warrior meets Alex Jones

Jeffery McNeil writes a fictional short story about a “social justice warrior” meeting someone with opposing views.

Death sentence

Redbook Mango writes a poem titled “Death sentence.”

Mental illness

Marcus McCall writes a poem titled “Mental illness.”

My mind is racing

Carlos Carolina writes a poem titled “My mind is racing.”

Bleeding heart

Daniel Ball writes a poem titled “Bleeding heart.”

Numbers

Frederic John writes a poem titled “Numbers.”

Street Sense

Melody Byrd writes a poem titled “Street Sense.”

View

Jaqueline Turner writes a poem titled “View.”

Lifeline

Levester Green writes about his life recently.

Free expressions

Brianna Butler writes about the feelings that come with spring.

Reflections

Daniel Ball shares a short writing piece called “Reflections.”

This is what I wanted

Carlos Carolina shares a poem titled “This is what I wanted.”

Big things are coming

Gerald Anderson shares some of his future plans.

A letter to Street Sense Media

Warren Stevens writes a letter to Street Sense Media.

D.C. holding elections for Mayor

Michael Warner shares his thoughts on the D.C. Mayoral election.

A Saint Patrick’s Day story

Rochelle Walker writes about the history of Saint Patrick’s Day.

City style

Levester Green uses clothing to reflect on his time as a homeless person.

The power of love

Jaqueline Turner writes about the power of love.

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