Abel Putu writes about his goals for the upcoming year.

Abel Putu writes about his goals for the New Year.

Abel Putu shares his hopes for the holidays.

Change is gonna come. Wheelchair basketball teams will be opening step by step. And they’ll play the way teams were back in normal times: not wearing masks on the court and all around the world.

Jemel Fleming on the importance of sports.

Everywhere I go, people are texting and talking about wheelchair basketball and Street Sense. So, we can have a big league, a big tournament at the Capital One Arena. I’m glad that Street Sense is putting the word out there.

The Big Issue Japan asked some of its vendors to share their thoughts on the approaching Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games and also their own personal sporting memories and achievements.

Artist/Vendor Frederic John dedicates a poem to his beloved Washington Nationals.

I appreciate that since I’ve been with Street Sense Media, it’s helped me to meet a lot of good people, including lawyers, NBA players, and talented stylists

Anthony Carney writes about the importance of respecting one another.

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

Artist/Vendor Wendell Williams, a native Washingtonian, calls for an act of kindness from readers and shares his take on changing the name of the Washington football team.

Vendor/artist Frederic John shares a few thoughts on baseball.

Artist/vendor Marcus Green offers his thoughts on the tragic and untimely death of the late Kobe Bryant.

Arthur Johnson gives examples of how the city as a whole can learn from the World Series winning Washington Nationals.

I love that away blue   the Nats wear;  it seems to keep them true.  That home red used to be…

Now let me tell you about the W   Even my city starts with a W  Where we don’t take Ls …

Thompson-Bey discusses the possibility of a World Series victory bringing Washington D.C. together.

A Street Sense vendor gives his insight on the roller coaster of a season the Nationals have had.

We should be hopeful about everything, including our favorite football team.