In the quiet neighborhood of Glover Park in Washington, D.C., Joel Johnson Jr., a 53-year-old man, found a regular place to rest on the porch of Saint Luke's Mission Center. He was a quiet and reserved man, known to keep to himself. Many who saw him daily at the Georgetown Ministry Center, where he used the Wi-Fi, knew little about his life, not even that he was experiencing homelessness. Johnson, who had studied Fine Arts at East Tennessee State University and was a photography enthusiast, had
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