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Art

Michele Rochon

Michele Rochon reflects on some of her earliest memories.

The key to friendship

Rochelle Walker expresses the importance of friendship.

Only for a short time

Jaqueline Turner writes about metro prices and how they affect low-income communities.

Destructive habits to quit

Marcus McCall discusses mental health and important steps for healing.

My appreciation to my great customers

Evelyn Nnam expresses her gratitude towards her customers at Street Sense.

Beautiful love

Don L. Gardner shares a poem about God’s love.

We love you all

Kym Parker writes a poem about acceptance and God’s love.

Queen and a King

Kym Parker shares a poem about family and maternal relationships.

The hard lives we live

Reggie Jones shares some inspiring words regarding the hardships of life.

Sad to see Eric go, but welcome the new editor

Marcus Green reflects on his time with Street Sense and the people in it.

Two characters: a fiction story

Daniel Ball writes a fictional short story that reflects part of his world.

Dear Street Sense Media

Warren Stevens writes about his holiday and healing.

This too shall pass

Redbook Mango shares a poem about God.

From the mitten to Maryland part IV

Cortney R. Signor shares the 4th installment of her tumultuous experience in D.C.

Human or animal?

Donté Turner shares a personal story about the way his community is being oppressed and disregarded.

Let’s talk about the snow and cold weather

Daniel Ball writes about how he weathers storms, and how his community supports him.

Delays are set-ups for better things

Michele Rochon writes about the Entrepreneur’s experience in D.C.

Surrounding my sound with elementals

Levester Green shares his experience with making music and working with others.

32 Experience!

Marcus McCall shares his experience with trust.

Carlos D. Carolina

Carlos D. Carolina presents a short poem.

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