The two now have shelter but became homeless soon after they arrived in L.A. from Detroit this spring. (Nita Lelyveld/Los Angeles Times)AdvertisementIn Detroit, Loxk Calhoun (pronounced Lock, born DaShawn), had been scraping by for two years on his own since his mother kicked him out at 18. Bri and Loxk didn’t know how many there were or even whose house it was. “I don’t care if you’re homeless.” They’d never told her they had been. “There’s no homeless people on the streets of Detroit,” Loxk says, as Bri nods her head.

Source: Los Angeles Times October 19, 2019 12:00 UTC