The life and legacy of Great Plains photographer John Johnson; how developing new encampments can help those experiencing homelessness

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Today on the show, we’ll hear about encampments being assembled to provide temporary shelter for people experiencing homelessness, and we explore the work of John Johnson, an early 20th century photographer, who documented the lives of African Americans living in the Great Plains.

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