Rosetta Miller Perry, Founder of the Tennessee Tribune, Dies at 91 in Nashville

Founder of “Tennessee Tribune” Rosetta Miller-Perry has died

The founder and publisher of the longest-running African American newspaper in Nashville has died. Rosetta Miller-Perry was 91.   Miller-Perry started the Tennessee Tribune in 1991 and eventually relocated its offices to historic Jefferson Street, where it stands to this day.  The paper circulates beyond Nashville to include Chattanooga, Knoxville and Memphis.  Miller-Perry also founded the Nashville Black Chamber of Commerce. She was a respecte…

Rosetta Miller-Perry, Tennessee Tribune founder and civil rights leader, dies at 91

The Tennessee Tribune family mourns the passing of its founder, publisher and chief executive officer, Rosetta Miller-Perry, who died Friday, June 26. She was 91.

Tennessee Tribune founder and civil rights pioneer Rosetta Miller-Perry has died

Loved ones describe her as “a force in Nashville” and beyond: “She blazed trails where none existed.”

Rosetta Miller Perry, founder of the Tennessee Tribune, dies at 91 in Nashville

Rosetta Miller Perry, founder of the Tennessee Tribune, died at 91. Friends and former colleagues remember the compassionate yet tough and provocative North Nashville Publisher.

Tennessee Tribune founder Rosetta Perry dies at 91

The founder, publisher, and CEO of the only statewide African-American newspaper, Tennessee Tribune, Rosetta Miller-Perry died at the age of 91.