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Over $35k raised for Houston mother who got ‘antagonizing’ eviction notice with smiling emoji - Face2Face Africa
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A Houston mother who lost her job as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic is receiving an outpouring of support after she received an eviction notice with a smiling emoji appearing to make light of her predicament. Sonja Lee, who said she was denied unemployment five times, told ABC13 she saw the notice on the...

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