These are some of the faces of homelessness

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In 2015, Richard became homeless after his father died of natural causes. He didn’t know how to handle to his father’s death and he lost his job and his apartment.

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Brittany, 20, has been homeless since 2015 after she said her parents no longer wanted to support her. She said it’s hard living on the streets, but it’s become easier with time.

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Lawrence Floyd, 61, will earn his culinary license in June. He said he’s technically not homeless but stays near Union Station to be close to his job.

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Wendy Francis, 53, said she’s been out of work because of the corruption of D.C. and, as a result, has been homeless for six years.

Credit: Ashley Briggs

Charles, 52, lost his job two years ago and was unable to keep up with his rent. He looks at homelessness as a “temporary situation,” and now considers himself an “advocate for homelessness,” and he sells hoodies to support his cause.

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