Fewer people in Oklahoma City are homeless, according to the latest counts. But more spend the nights without shelter, even in winter. So Oklahoma Watch asked those on the streets, “Where do you sleep?”
In this series, “The Invisibles”, Oklahoma Watch profiles Oklahomans whose quiet struggles in life reflect some of the larger issues facing the state. The series is made possible by a sponsorship from the Chickasaw Nation.
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by Oklahoma Watch, Oklahoma Watch
January 13, 2019
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