Sacred Spaces.

SACRED space; BLACK people; SELF

The article discusses the significance of the Black home as a sacred space for Black families, despite the challenges of systemic racism in the housing system. Screenwriter Nialla LeBouef shares her experience of curating her home to create a sense of tranquility and reflect her personal interests and identity. She emphasizes the importance of embracing one's own interests and not conforming to societal expectations when designing a living space. The article also includes recommendations for furniture and decor items that LeBouef finds meaningful and inspiring. [Extracted from the article]

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