Opinion
OpinionBy Reginald Black April 30, 2014
Economic Discrimination and Profiling in DC?
For months, advocates and others in the community have been waiting for the results of the latest survey by the…
OpinionBy Jeffery McNeil April 30, 2014
Bias and Intolerance of the Media
I would like to commend Kathleen Parker, a columnist for The Washington Post, for an excellent op-ed she wrote on…
OpinionBy Ashley McKinley April 29, 2014
The Increasing Rate of Teen Pregnancy
Each year teen pregnancy increases, and every day a teenager is having a baby. Most teen pregnancies are not planned….
OpinionBy Ashley McKinley April 24, 2014
OpinionBy Reginald Black April 23, 2014
Two Cents: New Interagency Council on Homelessness Director Announced
In the summer of 2013, the DC City Council weighed proposed changes to the city’s Homeless Services Reform Act (HSRA)…
OpinionBy Cynthia Mewborn April 21, 2014
What do three outstanding performances have to do with Street Sense? Everything!
The George Washington University’s dance and theater group performed a brilliant combined effort: The Cradle Will Rock (a Play in…
OpinionBy Sybil Taylor April 18, 2014
Palm Sunday
The Day the Lord died, palms were laid on His tomb. He suffered being nailed to the cross, pains and…
OpinionBy Ashley McKinley April 11, 2014
Pro-Choice or Pro-Life
Even before the landmark Supreme Court decision in 1973 in the Roe v. Wade case, abortions were a controversial topic….
OpinionBy Reginald Black April 10, 2014
We Spend It Anyway
With all the hype about tax day, it’s good to know just what is going on when it comes to…
OpinionBy Angie Whitehurst April 9, 2014
Opinions, Presumptions and Assumptions
Opinions, presumptions and assumptions are thoughts Unthoroughly held to the cross Of the truth until otherwise Proven false and or…
OpinionBy Robert Warren April 9, 2014
The New State
As lights flash from shock and awe, Boom barrels are used more and more In man’s wars. The darkened faces…
OpinionBy Jackie Turner April 9, 2014
The Time of Miracles
For me, late March through April is a time when miracles happen. This is when God does powerful things to…
OpinionBy Joe Jackson April 9, 2014
Coming Home to Nothing
My name is Joseph Jackson. I am homeless. I am also a former felon. I was locked up for 10…
OpinionBy Judson Williams April 9, 2014
Proposal to Reinstitute the Draft
1. All persons must register. 2. Members of the federal, state and city governments and their families are not exempt…
OpinionBy Reginald Black April 8, 2014
Tale of Two Cities
“It was the best of times, it was the worst of times…” With those words, Charles Dickens opened his immortal…
OpinionBy Sam Fullwood April 7, 2014
Being Disabled and Homeless
Being disabled and homeless doesn’t limit your abilities to be productive, successful, or independent. It just means your limitations aren’t…
OpinionBy Angie Whitehurst April 6, 2014
Do We Count Anymore?
On April 2, the day after April Fools’ Day, we have an election in this city. Our choices are interesting…
OpinionBy Jeffery McNeil April 4, 2014
What Can D.C. Learn from Chicago?
In December, 2013, something happened in Chicago that I wish would take hold in black communities across the country. Before…
OpinionBy Ashley McKinley April 3, 2014
My Experience With Street Sense
Since mid August, I have been with Street Sense. I have met people of all different nationalities and its been…
OpinionBy Chon Gotti April 2, 2014
From selling cigarettes to selling Street Sense: My Way Out
I’ve been hustling all my life. I used to sell Newport cigarettes. I would buy them in Virginia and sell…
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