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John Haines, a member of the Madison, Wis. homeless population, carries his possessions after being forced to move from Capitol Square in Madison, Wis. Friday, March 4, 2016. JOHN HART -- State Journal
JOHN HART -- State JournalThey sleep in beaten vehicles and tents in the woods. Doubled up with family or friends in worn apartments and ratty motel rooms. Huddled under bridges and in crowded shelters.
Alicia Turner, 25, kisses her 3-month-old son, Amir, as her older son, K'won Watson, 6, waits to be taken downstairs to catch a cab that takes him to kindergarten. They're in the family's private room at the Salvation Army family homeless shelter in Madison on March 17, 2016.
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Alicia Turner, 25, kisses her 3-month-old son, Amir, as her older son, K'won Watson, 6, waits to be taken downstairs to catch a cab that takes him to kindergarten. They're in the family's private room at the Salvation Army family homeless shelter in Madison on March 17, 2016.
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