Homeless, living in a tent and employed: The changing face of homelessness

(Michael S. Williamson/The Washington Post)
Monica, a stout, wavy-haired woman now living in her seventh tent after cleanup crews tossed the others, looked down the busy street and tried to gird herself for the indignities to come. (Michael S. Williamson/The Washington Post)

Left, Monica and Pete walk through Union Station toward the streetcar platform. Two years later now, long after they’d wound up on the streets and the condemned building had been sold to a real estate company, Monica and Pete walked up to the Union Station bus terminal.

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