A Nation
By Mikaius Mikki Leon Smith on I’m Acceptable as I amWhy can’t others understand?For I was raised in a nationA nation whom people who are different
Poetry
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Don’t look at the dying
By Julia Vinograd on Don’t look at the dying;you’ll only encourage them.The homeless, the hungry, the hurting,they’re not really thereand it’s not polite to
By the Bus Stop
By Virginia Barett on She sells flores | Flowers by the bus stop | La gente | La basura | Walgreens is always open
Street album
By Claire J. Baker on May we all keep a photographof the momentsomeone’s eyesmeet our ownand linger—that silvery silence when both acceptour differences and let
Street meditation
By Claire J. Baker on We live on this planet wondering who we are beyond our griefs & sorrows, hunger, struggle & war. Our cares
Stay with the caravan
By Claire J. Baker on A poem by longtime Street Spirit contributor, Claire Baker.
Youth voices: Writing from the Youth Spirit Artworks Tiny House Empowerment Village
Pieces produced by youth from the Youth Spirit Artworks tiny house village
Hoovertown
By Loyd Skiles on Dogs all bark’n from the yardhometown donut’s tweak’n hardthey sure don’t need him aroundit’s hella mean in Hoovertown.Poverty and miseryrepublicans
Anniversary party at People’s Park
By Julia Vinograd on Drummers on stage, circles of people whirling,rags and feathers.We’re a tribe, we’re on the coverof National Geographic where native womencarry