Hallowed Havens: Discovering Inspiration and Empowerment in the Lives of 7 Black Legends

Black icons found refuge in spaces nurturing creativity and growth. Maya Angelou's Harlem home was a hub for intellectuals. Nina Simone rediscovered herself in Liberia. Madam C.J. Walker's Villa Lewaro symbolized Black excellence. James Baldwin wrote in France. Frederick Douglass advocated from Cedar Hill. Martin Luther King Jr. led from Alabama. Harriet Tubman's Auburn sanctuary embodied freedom.