Angie Whitehurst

Angelyn “Angie” Whitehurst is an artist and vendor for Street Sense Media. You can learn more in her most recent vendor profile or from her interviews with the Sounds From the Street podcast. (part 1, part 2)

 

Articles by Angelyn

• They have to choose

• All grown up by the new year

• Trust the vaccine

• We need full-scale rental reform

• A need for peace

• The Supreme Court vacancy

• Give Americans their money

• Freedoms Chained, Peace Within

• What, exactly, 'defund' means

• When the Black heart tears apart

• White conservative privilege runs deep

• Dollar-Sick

• Making masks and making it through each day

• Don't let incarceration be a death sentence

• The People's Money

• Solutions Sit-downs: Senior Housing

• Dear Santa

• Eleanor Holmes Norton hosts discussion on local housing issues

• Homeless in the blink of an eye

• Will Black and poor people be left out of the future of work?

• The circulation of democracy is free bus transit in the nation’s capital

• More money is needed to end homelessness

• REVIEW: "Lady M"

• Careful what you say

• Motherhood

• Uptown Saturday Night at the Church of the Epiphany

• To Give or Not to Give

• Street Scenes: The Women's March and the March for Life

• We Needed Peaceful Deterrence At the March for Life

• Let's grow D.C. in 2019

• Do not rain on my parade

• Relentless Hate is On the Run

• Freedom of Speech

• Rest in peace Elizabeth Kitsos-Kang

• The Poor People's Campaign took over the Mall

• Can D.C. City Council Challengers Deliver on Their Campaign Promises? 

• Vote Yes On 77

• Republican 'Work Requirements' Won't Work

• Quite a life, indeed

• Women are human too, treat them as such

• Open your big mouth!

• Why you should care about the new Federal Reserve Chairman

• Our paper, our community: My interview with Volunteer Miriam Urquhart

• D.C. needs public toilets

• America’s largest Catholic church may be complete, but its work with the poor is never over

• Time marches on...

• Vote them out

• Priceless: a noble thank you

• Remembering Vincent Reed

• One Step Closer

• This Is How You Raise Up a Community

• Are You ONE of Us?

• A Warning to the Well-Dressed

• Metro Needs To Find Its Humanity

• We are Sanctuary

• When Immigrants Come to America It Can be Awesomely Good

• OPINION: America is suffering under Trump

• Follow John Lewis' Lead in Trump's America

• Behind the Story: Meeting a Superhero

• John Lewis: The American People Have Been Too Quiet

• This is What Helping People Should Feel Like

• The Red Tape Canal (for Kanell Washington)

• Checking Out...or In

• I Want a President

• Let it be not!

• An Invitation to Honor America’s Black History

• Standing with Baton Rouge

• Ali: Lifetime Student of Art, Culture, and the Ways of the World

• A Play at Wilson High School

• Ballot/Ballad For a Long Life

• Vendor Memorial: Sharron "Sunny" Chadwick

• The Masked Bull

• Remembering Phillip

• The Oracle that Stood

• I Am

• A Refreshing City Response to the Snow

• In Memory of Great Icons

• Wake Up Dead

• Help Wanted: Improve the Human Touch

• National Geographic YOUR SHOT Program Visits Street Sense

• The Pursuit of Privacy

• Beauty

• Please Expand the Wonderful Market Vouchers

• 🎧 Sounds From the Street
  Angie Whitehurst Part 2 of 2: A Life Resumed

• Question Time

• 🎧 Sounds From the Street
  Angie Whitehurst Part 1 of 2: A Life Interrupted

• My Country, My Home - With or Without a Roof

• What People Don't Know

• Stop the Racism and the Hate

• Reflections on Independence

• Lynch Me Not

• Crazy for the Roof of Housing First

• Viable and Valuable

• The Farm, a City Place

• Martin Luther King Jr. et al.

• Black Sunday

• Don't You Get It?

• The Disrespectful Donkey

• Bad Mouth Words

• Labor Day

• For Maya Angelou

• Get Out!

• Opinions, Presumptions and Assumptions

• Do We Count Anymore?

• A Bleeding Heart

• Peace and Serenity

• Mandela

• A Christmas Thanksgiving

• Not Right Now

• A Safe Haven

• Not Right Now

• Something Changes

• All Over Again

• Kudos to Those Doing Right in Health Care