Felicia Dukes

Crenshaw resident

Guest

Formerly homeless resident of Crenshaw

Felicia Dukes on KCRW

Two years ago, Tony Tolbert decided to give up his house to a homeless family for one year. After 12 months were up, he did it again, this time to another family.

Giving Away The House

Two years ago, Tony Tolbert decided to give up his house to a homeless family for one year. After 12 months were up, he did it again, this time to another family.

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