At 90, Rosetta Miller-Perry Is Still Building Nashville Rosetta Miller-Perry stood on stage at the Schermerhorn Symphony Center on October 20 and made an announcement. She’s building an apartment complex on Jefferson Street. Not for low-income residents—that’s her “friend Freddie’s job.” For middle-income people who can’t find decent housing at decent prices in Nashville. She’s 90 years old. Most people at 90 are reflecting on their legacy. Rosetta is expanding hers. The Nashville Entrepreneur Center inducted her into its Hall of Fame because for 60 years, she’s built the infrastructure Nashville’s Black community needed when nobody else would. She didn’t…