On a chilly morning in late February, Terisa Hensley gets up early to pack. She puts on make up, donned pleather pants, a glittery graphic tee, and a pleather jacket.
She had woken up in a tent under a bridge in East Dallas where she’s lived for years. But tonight, she’s going to sleep in an apartment of her own.
“I’m feeling oh, so excited,” Terisa says. “With a little bit of dread. Just a little bit of dread … and that’s just from being out here so long.”…