Rosetta Miller-Perry (born 1934) is an African-American journalist. [1]
Rosetta Miller-Perry was in 1934 in Coraopolis, Pennsylvania. [2] She received her early education from McKinley Elementary School and Coraopolis Junior High School. [2] Later, she attended Howard University and Herzl Community College for further education. [2]
Miller-Perry holds a BS degree in chemistry from the University of Memphis. [2]
Miller-Perry started her career by joining the United States Navy in 1954. [2]
In 1990, she founded Perry and Perry Associates and started publishing a magazine called Contempora. [2] A year later, she founded the Tennessee Tribune, an African-American newspaper. [3] She is also the founder of Greater Nashville Black Chamber of Commerce. [4]
In 2019, she received the National Newspaper Publishers Association award. [5] [6]
The Rosetta I. Miller Scholarship given by the Memphis State University and Rosetta Miller-Perry Award for Best Film by a Black Filmmaker awarded at the Nashville Film Festival are named after her. [2]
Rosetta Miller-Perry (born 1934) is an African-American journalist. [1]
Rosetta Miller-Perry was in 1934 in Coraopolis, Pennsylvania. [2] She received her early education from McKinley Elementary School and Coraopolis Junior High School. [2] Later, she attended Howard University and Herzl Community College for further education. [2]
Miller-Perry holds a BS degree in chemistry from the University of Memphis. [2]
Miller-Perry started her career by joining the United States Navy in 1954. [2]
In 1990, she founded Perry and Perry Associates and started publishing a magazine called Contempora. [2] A year later, she founded the Tennessee Tribune, an African-American newspaper. [3] She is also the founder of Greater Nashville Black Chamber of Commerce. [4]
In 2019, she received the National Newspaper Publishers Association award. [5] [6]
The Rosetta I. Miller Scholarship given by the Memphis State University and Rosetta Miller-Perry Award for Best Film by a Black Filmmaker awarded at the Nashville Film Festival are named after her. [2]