Homeless in Spokane
With winter's arrival, the city once again finds itself grappling with questions of shelter, security and long-term remediation for Spokane's homeless population. There are no easy answers.
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“They make people bow down to shower because they’re too short,” said Jonathan Winters about the height of the showers at House of Charity during an interview in Spokane on Wednesday, Nov. 7, 2018. Jonathan is originally from Oregon and is now homeless and living in Spokane.
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Jonathan Winters holds his sign in Spokane on Wednesday, Nov. 7, 2018. Jonathan is originally from Oregon and is now homeless and living in Spokane.
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Zack sleeps beneath the underpass at Lincoln Street in Spokane on Wednesday, 7, 2018. The House of Charity has begun taking in fewer people at night.
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Tia Brooks-Essl talks about the struggles of being homeless in Spokane during an interview on Wednesday, Nov. 7, 2018.
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